The danger between ‘temporary’ and ‘permanent’

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4. You accuse me of cherry picking?

From the same comment you cited above:

So all TROs are compromises based on public policy. Because the subject ex parte Temporary Restraining Order is really just a minor inconvenience, it is not a significant due process deprivation of Constitutional dimensions.

Repeat: These ARE deprivations of Constitutionally promised due process. However, because TROs serve the interests of society by protecting potentially innocent victims from potential violence, weighed against the civil rights of the individual, they are allowable deprivations. Remember, these are TEMPORARY.