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Marriage of R. CA4/1
B.R. appeals from a domestic violence restraining order issued against him pursuant to the Domestic Violence Protection Act (Fam. Code, § 6200 et. seq.) after the trial court found that he engaged in conduct directed at his wife, M.R., that was "certainly harassment." On appeal, B.R. argues that there is not substantial evidence in the record to support the order because "only one incident occurred and one incident alone cannot demonstrate 'harassing' conduct." (Capitalization & boldface omitted.) We conclude that there is substantial evidence that B.R. engaged in a course of conduct directed toward M.R. that was harassing and affirm the order.

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