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· 2/8/2024

Sherwood v. Sherwood

Citations

  • 2024 ND 24

Syllabus

A district court has broad discretion over the presentation of evidence and conduct of a trial, including when to certify a hostile witness. After a district court makes a finding of actual or imminent domestic violence, a petitioner does not need to prove actual or imminent domestic violence to maintain a domestic violence protection order. A party is only entitled to have a district court decide an issue if the party has standing to raise the issue.

Judges: Bahr, Douglas Alan

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