1. The court may grant a sexual assault restraining order if: a. The petitioner files a petition under section 14-07.7-02; b. The sheriff serves the respondent with a copy of the temporary sexual assault restraining order issued under section 14-07.7-08 and with notice of the time and place of the hearing;

c. The court sets a hearing for no later than fourteen days after issuance of the temporary sexual assault restraining order or a later date if good cause is shown; and d. The court finds after the hearing there are reasonable grounds to believe the respondent committed sexual assault.

2. The order must include provisions prohibiting the respondent from: a. Harassing, stalking, or threatening the protected individual; b. Appearing at the residence, school, and place of employment of the protected individual; and c. Contacting the protected individual.

3. The relief granted by the sexual assault restraining order may not exceed two years.