What is the status of protective orders that have been cleared or expired?

The status of protective orders that have been cleared or expired is classified as inactive. This means that these orders are no longer in effect and cannot be enforced. When a protective order is cleared, it indicates that the protective measures are no longer necessary, either because the situation that warranted the order has changed or the order has reached its expiration date.

This classification is important for law enforcement and legal entities as it helps them determine which orders are currently enforceable and which are not. An inactive status indicates that the protective order has served its purpose and is no longer a legal instrument that can be relied upon by the parties involved.