Miley Cyrus is still terrified of the scissor-wielding intruder who broke onto her property in September -- even though he's currently locked behind bars -- and now, she's obtained a restraining order to keep the guy away in case he gets out.

Miley filed the request for a restraining order on October 30th against Jason Luis Rivera, who was popped on Miley's property for trespassing and resisting arrest. The order was signed by the court the same day.


Rivera was sentenced to a year-and-a-half in jail last month, but Miley is still seeking a permanent stay away order in case he gets out early.

According to the temporary order, Rivera must stay at least 1,000 YARDS away from Miley at all times ... that's nearly a mile.

A hearing has been scheduled for later this month to decide whether to make the temporary order permanent.

The scissor-wielding man who allegedly snuck onto Miley Cyrus' property last month has just been convicted of trespassing, TMZ has learned.

Jason Luis Rivera was also found guilty of resisting arrest today in an L.A. courtroom. He faces up to 18 months behind bars.

Jason had pled "not guilty" to the charges following his arrest but was still ordered to stay 500 yards away from the singer and her home.

As we reported, cops believe Rivera jumped the fence surrounding Miley's L.A. home and was carrying a pair of scissors when they apprehended him. 

He told cops he wanted to see the pop star ... and that's why he was on her property.

His sentencing is scheduled for tomorrow. 

The scissor-wielding man who allegedly snuck onto Miley Cyrus' property this weekend was just ordered to stay the hell away from the singer.

Jason Luis Rivera pled "not guilty" to trespassing and resisting arrest. The judge set his bail at $100,000 and he remains in custody.

Rivera was also ordered to stay 500 yards away from Miley as well as the block where Miley lives.

TMZ broke the story ... Rivera was charged this morning with two misdemeanor counts of trespassing and one misdemeanor count of resisting arrest, stemming from an incident that took place early Saturday morning.

As we reported, cops believe Rivera jumped the fence surrounding Miley's L.A. home and was carrying a pair of scissors when they apprehended him.

He told cops he wanted to see the pop star and that's why he was on her property.

Rivera's next court date is September 17th.

In other Miley Cyrus news ... the man arrested outside the singer's L.A. home this weekend -- allegedly armed with a pair of scissors -- has just been charged with trespassing and running from police. 

According to the L.A. City Attorney, Jason Luis Rivera was charged this morning with two misdemeanor counts of trespassing and one misdemeanor count of resisting arrest.

As we reported, cops responded to Miley's home early Saturday morning after receiving a 911 call about an intruder. Rivera was arrested on the property for trespassing.

Law enforcement tells us, Rivera jumped the fence surrounding Miley's house and was carrying a pair of scissors when they apprehended him. He told cops he wanted to see the pop star and that's why he was on her property.

Miley was not home when the incident occurred.

Rivera is still in custody, waiting to see a judge.

Miley Cyrus dodged a bullet last night -- some guy armed with scissors was ARRESTED at the singer's L.A. home after he jumped her fence and said he wanted to meet her ... according to law enforcement sources.

The incident occurred early Saturday morning ... cops responded to a 911 call from Miley's L.A. home, not placed by the singer. When they arrived they arrested a man named Jason Luis Rivera for trespassing.

Law enforcement tells us, Rivera jumped the fence surrounding Miley's house and was carrying a pair of scissors when they apprehended him. He told cops at the time he wanted to see the pop star and that's why he was on her property.

Miley was not home when the incident occurred.