Joseph Duggar Asks to Be Allowed Near Alleged Victim's Former Home
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Key Points:
- Joseph Duggar has requested a judge's approval to visit and maintain several properties he owns that are near his alleged victim's former home, citing necessary upkeep tasks like mowing, landscaping, painting, and deck repair.
- Under the current no-contact order, Duggar is restricted from going within 500 feet of the alleged victim's previous residence, but he states the victim and her family no longer live there and he is not seeking to be within that distance of her.
- Duggar was arrested in March following allegations from a teenager who accused him of inappropriate touching in 2020 when she was 9 years old.
- He has consistently denied the allegations and recently gained court permission to question investigators involved in the sexual misconduct case.