26-112. Hearing; admission of petition, affidavit, or military protective order.
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During any hearing on a protection order:
(1)The petition and affidavit shall be deemed to have been offered into evidence, and they shall be admitted into evidence unless specifically excluded by the court; and
(2)A military protective order may be admitted as evidence of the respondent's past conduct and the need for a protection order.