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· 6/25/2020

Shoes by Firebug LLC v. Stride Rite Children's Group

How courts have described this case

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  • observing that lifetime no contact order “may be more than reasonably necessary” to protect children even where they witnessed their father try to kill their mother by shooting at her with a gun
  • weighing propriety of a no-contact order where defendant’s children witnessed his crime
  • remanding for trial court to create a record where “we [were] unable, without becoming fact-finders ourselves, to consider whether [a] no-contact order was imposed ‘sensitively’ or whether it was ‘narrowly tailored’ to meet the safety needs of the community and the [child victim]”

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