A California Response to Request to Terminate Gun Violence Restraining Order is an official document issued by the court in response to a request by one of the parties involved in a gun violence restraining order to terminate the order. Depending on the circumstances, a California Response to Request to Terminate Gun Violence Restraining Order may grant or deny the request, or the court may order further proceedings. The two main types of California Response to Request to Terminate Gun Violence Restraining Order are a “grant” and a “denial” of the request. If a California Response to Request to Terminate Gun Violence Restraining Order is granted, it means that the court is terminating the restraining order and the respondent is no longer subject to the order. The court must provide a written explanation for the decision, which may include information regarding the safety of the person filing the request, the safety of the respondent, or other factors. If a California Response to Request to Terminate Gun Violence Restraining Order is denied, the restraining order will remain in place and the respondent must abide by the terms of the order. The court must also provide a written explanation for the decision. The explanation may include information regarding the safety of the petitioner, the safety of the respondent, or other factors. In either case, the California Response to Request to Terminate Gun Violence Restraining Order must include the court’s decision and a written explanation for the decision. The response must also include information about the petitioner’s right to appeal the decision and a statement that any violation of the restraining order may result in criminal charges.