article_snippet: (CNN)NASCAR NASCAR driver Kurt Busch will not be charged with domestic violence against NASCAR driver Kurt Busch ex-girlfriend, Delaware Department of Justice Justice announced Thursday, citing a lack of evidence.
article_snippet: NASCAR driver Kurt Busch was accused by ex-girlfriend Patricia Driscoll of grabbing ex-girlfriend Patricia Driscoll by the throat and slamming ex-girlfriend Patricia Driscoll head against the wall in her head motor home at Dover International Speedway in September.
article_snippet: After a thorough consideration of all of the available information about the case, the case is determined that the admissible evidence and available witnesses would likely be insufficient to meet the burden of establishing beyond a reasonable doubt that NASCAR driver Kurt Busch committed a crime during the September 26th incident," Delaware Department of Justice public information officer Carl Kanefsky said in a statement.
article_snippet: While NASCAR driver Kurt Busch will not be charged, NASCAR driver Kurt Busch must stay away from Driscoll for one year, a Kent County, Delaware, family court commissioner ruled in February.
article_snippet: Driscoll had requested a no-contact order against NASCAR driver Kurt Busch.
article_snippet: Stemming from the family court ruling, NASCAR suspended NASCAR driver Kurt Busch indefinitely shortly before the Daytona 500.
article_snippet: CNN has reached out to NASCAR for an update on NASCAR driver Kurt Busch's status but did not immediately hear back. "
article_snippet: NASCAR driver Kurt Busch's attorney, Rusty Hardin, previously has said that he would appeal the family court ruling and would continue to work to clear NASCAR driver Kurt Busch's name.
article_snippet: McNeice has said that McNeice client denies NASCAR driver Kurt Busch's allegations.
highlights_snippet: NASCAR driver Kurt Busch has denied committing domestic abuse against ex-girlfriend Patricia Driscoll .
  
highlights_snippet: But NASCAR driver Kurt Busch must stay away from ex-girlfriend Patricia Driscoll for one year, according to family court ruling .