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  • 853 A.2d 708
  • 2004 D.C. App. LEXIS 391
  • 2004 WL 1574749

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  • determining that it was “essentially frivolous” for appellant to argue that he “did not understand the implications of the CPO when he was personally served with a copy of it” and where “there was no indication that appellant had any difficulty in understanding what it said”
  • “[T]his court has routinely recognized out-of-court statements as non-hearsay when they are used to show the effect on the listener and not to prove their truth.”
  • “[W]hereas civil contempt is more remedial in nature and requires no finding of intent.”

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Judges: Terry, Farrell, Ruiz

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