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T.J. v. Kearns
Defendant William Kearns appeals the trial courts order prohibiting him (pursuant to Code of Civil Procedure section 527.6) from contacting or harassing plaintiff T.J. and her daughter C. and ordering him to stay at least 100 yards away from T.J., her car and residence. Kearns contends the order was error because his conduct did not constitute harassment as a matter of law, and the imposition of a restraining order constitutes a disproportionate response to the harm allegedly suffered. Court find neither contention to have merit and affirm the judgment (order).

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