May v. Woods

*136Respondent challenges the legal sufficiency of the evidence offered to support the trial court's decision to continue a restraining order entered against him pursuant to the Family Abuse Prevention Act (FAPA), ORS 107.700 to 107.732. Respondent argues that (1) because his statement in a telephone call should be understood only as an expression of regret, it was not evidence of abuse, and (2) because he was jailed on the day the petition was filed, petitioner faced neither an imminent danger nor credible threat of further abuse. We conclude that a factfinder could find respondent's statement,…