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Violations Of Yorke's Violation
Yorke has been ousted from numerous other parks for the same violations, therefore it can be inferred from the record that Yorke was aware of his violations and that he was unlawfully still in the forest. (R.2Yorke has been ousted from numerous other parks for the same violations, therefore it can be inferred from the record that Yorke was aware of his violations and that he was unlawfully still in the forest.
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