On this appeal, respondent claims that Family Court violated his due process rights by basing its determination on a preponderance of the evidence and, alternatively, that there was insufficient corroborative evidence to sustain the determination of abuse. In June 1985, petitioner commenced this proceeding against respondent, alleging that he subjected his three children to sexual abuse. The petition alleged that respondent, who had previously...
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