Deerfield-News.com-Deerfield Beach, FL- A federal District Court Judge issued a “Temporary Restraining Order” with an opinion of over 30 pages after a Thursday hearing. The Judge, U.S. District Judge Charles Breyer, ordered President Trump to return control of the guard to California. Judge Breyer ruled “The protests in Los Angeles fall far short of Rebellion.”…….and that Trump failed to issue his order through California Governor Newsom
The following are the 4 items needed to get a TRO and/or a Preliminary Injunction.
Based on the information available, a court may issue a Temporary Restraining Order (TRO) if the following four elements are present: The Likelihood of success on the merits and irreparable harm are the two most important in all cases.
Likelihood of success on the merits: The requesting party must show a strong probability of winning their case if it goes to a full trial.
- Irreparable harm: They must demonstrate that they will suffer significant damage or injury that cannot be fixed or compensated with money, and that this harm will occur if the TRO is not issued.
- Balance of hardships (harm to others): The harm to the requesting party if the TRO is not issued must outweigh any potential harm to the opposing party if the TRO is issued.
- Public interest: Issuing the TRO should align with the best interests of the public.
In simpler terms: The court considers whether the person seeking the order is likely to win, if they will be seriously harmed without the order, if the harm to them outweighs the harm to the other party, and if the order benefits the public.
The TRO was to take effect at noon on Friday.
The Trump administration’s emergency Appeal to the Ninth Circuit was granted a stay, putting the case on hold until further review.
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TRO elements Source Google AI
