Sandbeck v. Rockwell
North Dakota Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
MESCHKE, Justice.
Bronson J. Rockwell appealed a domestic violence order restraining him from contact with Deborah Sandbeck for twelve months. We conclude that the protection order was based on sufficient evidence at a “full hearing” of Sandbeck’s motion, when Rockwell failed to timely file an opposing affidavit. We affirm.
Sandbeck applied on April 7, 1994, for domestic violence protection from Rockwell. In her verified application, Sandbeck swore that in January 1994 she moved out of the apartment of her “ex-cohabitating boyfriend” because he' mistreated and threatened her. She also attested:
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