In Palmer, the court agreed to modify a final order of protection, reducing it from a full order to a limited order, after a hearing, where the protected party indicated that neither she nor her daughter, also named in the order, feared harm from the defendant because he had completed an anger management program.

In People v. Palmer, 9 Misc 3d 1117(A), 808 N.Y.S.2d 919 (Justice Ct Town of Tuckahoe 2005), the court agreed to modify a final order of protection, reducing it from a full order to a limited order, where, after a hearing, the protected party indicated that neither she nor her daughter, also named in the order, feared harm from the defendant because he had completed an anger management program.

In People v. Palmer, 9 Misc.3d 1117(A), 808 N.Y.S.2d 919 (Justice Ct., Town of Tuckahoe 2005), the court agreed to modify a final order of protection, reducing it from a full order to a limited order, where, after a hearing, the protected party indicated that neither she nor her daughter, also named in the order, feared harm from the defendant because he had completed an anger management program.

In People v. Palmer, 9 Misc.3d 1117(A), 808 N.Y.S.2d 919 (Justice Ct., Town of Tuckahoe 2005), the court agreed to modify a final order of protection, reducing it from a full order to a limited order, where, after a hearing, the protected party indicated that neither she nor her daughter, also named in the order, feared harm from the defendant because he had completed an anger management program.