ROBINSON, J.
¶ 1. This case calls upon us to determine whether it was plain error to instruct a jury that it could convict defendant for violating an abuse-prevention order prohibiting him from harassing petitioner if it concluded that he engaged in conduct that would cause a reasonable person to be "annoyed, irritated, tormented or alarmed." We conclude that the instruction was plain error, and that the evidence below could not support a conviction for violating...
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