Orr v. City of Rogers

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• holding that hearsay from police reports was admissible where the petitioner corroborated their contents with his in-court testimony
• holding forfeiture proper where police officers responded to five separate domestic disputes between defendant and wife, even though no temporary or final restraining order was ever issued
• finding that the trial court did not err in considering an individual's history of domestic disputes, even where no temporary TRO or final restraining order was issued
• holding forfeiture proper where police officers responded to five separate complaints of domestic violence between defendant and wife, even though no temporary or final restraining order was ever issued
• finding dismissed criminal charges could support a finding that a defendant was unfit

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).