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Arhip v. Hunt
Appellant David Michael Hunt (Hunt), proceeding in propria persona, appeals from the issuance of a domestic violence restraining order against him after a contested hearing. He contends the trial court erred in granting respondent Serghei Arhip’s (Arhip) request for the restraining order because the trial court: (1) relied on conduct that does not legally constitute “abuse”; (2) considered evidence not properly filed or served on Hunt; (3) violated his right to equal protection of the law by holding him to a higher standard of evidence than that applied to Arhip; and (4) abused its discretion by imposing a restraining order that was overly restrictive.
Arhip has failed to file a respondent’s brief. Having considered the record below and the arguments raised by Hunt on appeal, we affirm the order.

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