John O. v. Jane O.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that, “[ujnless it is clear” in the record that a trial judge does not know the law, the presumption remains that the judge knows and applies correctly the law
• holding that, “[ujnless it is clear” in the record that a trial judge does not know the law, the presumption remains that the judge knows and applies the law correctly
• upholding restrictive visitation order denying father overnight visitation due to sexual misconduct with his minor child
• upholding restrictive visitation order denying father overnight visitation due to sexual misconduct with his minor child
• upholding denial of father's overnight visitation on the basis of sexual misconduct with his minor child
• “Counsel is responsible for providing the court with an independent analysis of the child’s best interests, not advocating either parent’s position.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).