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Domestic Abuse – No Contact Order
admin//December 27, 2010//
Listen to this articleDistrict Court had the authority to impose a domestic-abuse no contact order as a condition of defendant’s release on a domestic assault charge because domestic assault is a domestic abuse crime.
District Court did not err in holding that Minn. Stat. sec. 518B.01, subd. 22, did not unconstitutionally impose pre-trial release restrictions.
Affirmed.
A09-2106 State v. Ciesinski (Rice County)
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