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Legal Definitions - restraining power

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Definition of restraining power

Restraining Power

Restraining power is the ability to restrict the actions of others. It is a type of power that controls someone else's responses. It can be legal or physical force that prevents someone from doing something.

  • A restraining order is a legal document that prohibits someone from contacting or coming near another person.
  • A police officer has the power to restrain a suspect by using handcuffs.
  • A parent can use their authority to restrain their child from doing something dangerous.

These examples illustrate how restraining power can be used to prevent someone from doing something harmful or unwanted. It is a way to control behavior and maintain safety.

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Simple Definition

Restraining power is the ability to stop someone from doing something. It is a type of control that one person has over another. Power can also mean the legal right to do something or the ability to change a legal relationship. There are many different types of power, such as discretionary power, implied power, and police power. Power can also refer to physical strength or influence in a community.

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