Family Court properly limited the evidence at the fact-finding hearing to matters that occurred up until the filing of the violation petition, since the court's only concern at that hearing was whether a preponderance of the evidence supported the allegations in that petition that respondent had failed to comply with the terms and conditions of the order suspending judgment. Evidence of matters that occurred after the filing of the fact-finding petition was not relevant to...
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