Family Court properly granted the petition for an order of protection against respondent, petitioner's former husband, because petitioner established the family offense of harassment in the second degree "by a fair preponderance of the evidence" (Family Ct Act §§ 832, 812 [1]). Petitioner's testimony that respondent threatened to kill her and followed her to try to discover where she lived, which was confidential, was sufficient to support findings that respondent...
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