28A.10 Restriction On Movement Order - Criminal Justice Act 2006, Section 101(1)

What this form is for

• • When a judge orders a person to stay within a specific district or city.
• • For bail conditions that include geographic limits.
• • When a protective order requires the defendant to avoid certain addresses.
• • If a court imposes a curfew tied to a location.

Use this form or another form?

Deadline or filing window

The order must be filed with the court registry as soon as the judge signs it, typically within the same hearing day.

Before you submit

• • Full legal name and correct address of the person
• • Exact description of the restricted area (e.g., county, town, postcode)
• • Start and end dates clearly written
• • Judge’s signature and date
• • Court reference number or case ID
• • Copy of any supporting court transcript or order
• • Correct filing method chosen (in‑person, post, e‑Courts)
• • Receipt or acknowledgement from the court

How to file this form

1. 1Download or collect the blank 28A.10 form.
2. 2Enter the required personal and case details.
3. 3Write a precise description of the movement restriction.
4. 4Have the presiding judge sign and date the form.
5. 5Submit the completed form to the appropriate court registry.
6. 6Obtain a filing receipt or electronic confirmation.
7. 7File a copy with the person subject to the order.

Known limitations

• • Form only applies to movement within Ireland; it does not cover travel abroad.
• • Cannot be used for non‑court‑ordered restrictions (e.g., employer policies).
• • The form does not include a field for electronic monitoring device details.
• • Only a judge can authorize the restriction; a magistrate’s decision must be recorded on a different form.