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A theatre production that takes us to pre World War Two Germany. A remarkable story themed on radicalisation. A profoundly impactful piece that will challenge your perspective and reshape your thinking.

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On cross-examination, M.D. testified that she dated Livengood for five and a half years and the relationship ended on Christmas Day in 2016. She also admitted that she had an active PFS order against Livengood, which was still in effect at the time of T.D’s graduation. She also testified that she was alarmed to see him at the arena, and feared for her safety and the safety of her family members. She further stated that she suffers two to three panic attacks a month and cannot leave her house because she fears being followed.

Livengood denied that he contacted M.D. that day and claimed he entered the arena alone and chose his seat at random without knowing where the graduating class would exit. He said he did not intend to contact M.D. and merely wanted to watch her graduate. He further stated that he was shocked when he realized that M.D. was walking towards his seat and he froze in surprise when she passed by him. He further alleged that he had no memory of drawing the winky face on M.D’s vehicle, but that it was likely his signature he used on her cards.

Defense counsel objected that the State was not properly bound to T.D’s claim of violation of the PFS order and argued that the court should have allowed a bill of particulars to narrow the scope of the charge against Livengood. However, https://xsignal.biz/ denied this motion. Livengood also argues that the trial court erred in failing to issue an instruction that the PFS order did not protect his right to peaceably assemble or that the PFS order was not valid. However, Livengood has not firmly established that the error was not harmless by showing that it might have caused him to receive a different verdict. Accordingly, we find that he is guilty of violating the PFS order and affirm his conviction and sentence. The opinion of the court was delivered by Justice Ganthier.