The expiration of the order of protection does not render respondent's appeal moot in light of the "significant enduring consequences" of such an order (Matter of Veronica P. v Radcliff A.,
The court erred in determining that respondent's actions constituted the family offense of assault in the third degree during the March 2016 incident because the facts necessary to support such a finding were...
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