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A final domestic violence injunction may be entered when a petitioner proves either that she is a victim of past domestic violence or that she has reasonable cause to believe she is in imminent danger of becoming a victim of domestic violence, without regard to temporal limitations on when the past violence occurred.
A sentence imposed after a probation violation hearing is vindictive and must be vacated when a trial judge who actively participated in plea negotiations dramatically increases…
Brown and Wood waived their right to contend that they did not transfer their combined 135 LBP shares to BALC through their years of silence and repeated failure to object despite…
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