A. Without restricting a party's choice of remedies, alleged violation of Domestic Violence Orders may be processed as criminal actions for a violation and may be referred to District Court for prosecution, except as set forth in WFCR 402(B.).

B. Without restricting a party's choice of remedies, alleged violations of Domestic Violence Orders pertaining to visitation, child support, counseling, or other non violent acts should be initiated through Family Court and scheduled for civil contempt hearings on the appropriate Family Court docket. Firearms violations will be referred to law enforcement for federal prosecution.

C. If the court finds that a “substantial violation” of a Domestic Violence Order has occurred, as defined by KRS 403.761(1), the court may require the respondent, upon request of the petitioner or by the court's motion, to wear a global positioning monitoring device. The use of this device and all rights and responsibilities of all parties shall be consistent with KRS 403.761 and 403.762.