In a recent court hearing, the judge dismissed a petition for an order of protection filed by Rodney Conti against Tina Conti, citing insufficient evidence of domestic violence or abuse. The court emphasized that the allegations presented did not meet the legal threshold required for such an extraordinary remedy.

During the proceedings, the judge urged both parties to focus on the specific facts outlined in the petition, rather than engaging in broader disputes about parenting styles or personal grievances. The judge noted that while concerns were raised about the behavior of Stella Conti's grandfather, George Gillespie, these issues could be addressed through temporary measures rather than a full order of protection.

The court acknowledged the complexities surrounding the case, particularly regarding the welfare of Stella, who has previously experienced a vaccine injury that affected her speech. However, the judge concluded that the claims made did not substantiate a finding of domestic violence, stating that the issues raised could be resolved through other legal avenues, such as custody hearings.

As a result, the court issued a temporary order prohibiting George Gillespie from being around Stella while the case is litigated, aiming to protect all parties involved from potential false allegations. The judge reiterated the importance of addressing these matters in a manner that prioritizes the child's well-being without subjecting her to further distress through court testimony. The session concluded with the court standing adjourned, leaving open the possibility for future hearings on related custody matters.