Mr. Hawkes was charged with the same alleged

conduct as alleged in the instant indictment, his movements were limited for a two

year period, he was prohibited from having contact with his own son, he was

prohibited from employing an investigator which might directly impact his ability to

defend himself in his criminal case, and he was prohibited from exercising his

constitutional rights under the Second Amendment to the United States Constitution.

Consequently, in light of the punitive and long lasting effects of these sanctions

entered against Mr. Hawkes that were imposed as a result of the protective order

hearing, the Double Jeopardy clause of the United States Constitution prohibits the

instant prosecution.

      With regard to the collateral estoppel component of the Double Jeopardy

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Born and raised in the suburbs of Chicago, at the age of 9, Natalie knew music was something that was just a part of who she was. Writing songs on the piano before lessons could be scheduled, Natalie found herself immersed in a medium that would bring her joy for the rest of her life.

By age 14 Natalie had won several trophies competing in Classical piano with the Illinois Music Association.

As an adult, she would go on to fill her life with the world of music as a singer, songwriter, performer and recording artist.

Graduating from Elmhurst College (1997) with a Bachelor's in Music, Natalie received high accolades earning a membership