Hillsborough County FL Restraining Order defendants risk the following:
•loss of family and friends;
•loss of their home;
•loss of property;
•loss of income;
•loss of good reputation;
•loss of gainful employment;
•loss of career;
•loss of the constitutional right against self-incrimination, or of constitutional and civil due process rights;
•loss of the constitutional right to bear arms
•restricted constitutional right to freedom of speech;
•restricted constitutional right to freedom of association;
•restricted freedom of movement;
•financial ruin, for the accused and for the family of the accused;
•loss of constitutional parenting rights;
•devastation of a child’s parental relationship with the accused;
and,
total loss of all constitutional and civil rights in Hillsborough County FL, and of all freedom, upon conviction for any deviation outside of the numerous, complicated, confusing, and draconian limits imposed by these Hillsborough County FL restraining orders.
Forever.
All because the Hillsborough County FL judge suspects that the accused made one phone call too many.
It is absolutely essential that Hillsborough County FL restraining order defendants vigorously defend against any request for restraining orders of any kind.
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