A.T. v. C.R.
Massachusetts Appeals Court
1Opinion of the CourtHanlon, J.
After a hearing, a judge of the Juvenile Court extended a harassment prevention order against the juvenile defendant. See G. L. c. 258E, §§ 2-4. The defendant appeals, arguing, among other things, that the plaintiff did not present sufficient evidence of harassment under the statute and that the *533Legislature did not intend for the harassment prevention statute to apply in circumstances such as these. We affirm.
Background. The judge stated at the beginning of the hearing that he had reviewed the affidavit filed by the plaintiff and her father at the time of an earlier, ex parte hearing.2 G. L.…
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