· 6/14/1932
Christy-Dolph v. Gragg
Citations
- 59 F.2d 766
- 1932 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 1285
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- concluding that the respondent recklessly failed to be aware that his contacts were unwanted
- concluding that the respondent recklessly failed to be aware that his contacts were unwanted
- conclud- ing that, even though the petitioner voluntarily continued to work with the respondent after a rift, that did not preclude subsequent threats from qualifying as unwanted contacts
- conclud- ing that, even though the petitioner voluntarily continued to work with the respondent after a rift, that did not preclude subsequent threats from qualifying as unwanted contacts
- the trial court did not err in finding that, even though the petitioner continued to work with the respon- dent after a rift, the respondent’s later physical threats were unwanted contacts
- the trial court did not err in finding that, even though the petitioner continued to work with the respon- dent after a rift, the respondent’s later physical threats were unwanted contacts
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Judges: Memillan
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