Accessing Evidence For Appeal

Summary

In New Jersey, both parties in a Final Restraining Order (FRO) hearing should access evidence. If you didnt receive it, this could be grounds for an appeal due to procedural error. Contact a local attorney to discuss your case specifics and explore appeal options.

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I never received a copy of the evidence. it was reviewed during the hearing on a tv screen
In New Jersey, during a Final Restraining Order (FRO) hearing, both parties should have access to the evidence presented. If you haven't received a copy, you can request it from the court or your attorney. This is crucial for a fair defense. Have you tried contacting the court or legal representation about this issue?
will this help me in an appeal
In New Jersey, if you were not provided with the evidence prior to your Final Restraining Order (FRO) hearing, this could potentially be grounds for an appeal, as it might have affected your ability to prepare a defense.
- Lack of access to evidence can be considered a procedural error.
- Contact a lawyer to discuss the specifics of your case for the appeal.
Have you considered contacting a local attorney to discuss your options for an appeal?