The accusatory instrument was facially sufficient. In pertinent part, it alleged that defendant entered his ex-wife's place of employment, and that he thereby intentionally disobeyed a valid order of protection that directed him to stay away from his ex-wife's place of employment. The underlying complaint stated the precise location of the offense, and also established that, only nine days earlier, defendant was present at the issuance of the order of protection and signed...
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