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Appeals court hears challenge to one-year extension of abuse-prevention order

Appeals Court Oral Arguments · February 10, 2026
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Counsel for AE told an appeals panel the trial judge extended an abuse-prevention order for a year based only on law-enforcement testimony while the plaintiff, ME, was present on Zoom but denied the opportunity to testify; counsel asked the court to vacate the extension as an abuse of discretion.

Counsel for AE told the appeals court that a judge extended an abuse-prevention order for one year after a two-party hearing without taking testimony from the plaintiff, ME, who was available on Zoom but not permitted to testify. "The abuse prevention order was extended for 1 year after a 2 party hearing, without any evidence from ME," counsel said, arguing the extension relied…

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