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Today the Supreme Court ruled on Counterman v. Colorado, a case that will likely find divorce lawyers previously cashing in on bogus restraining order requests, looking for some new side hustle money.
Susan Bassi Susan Bassi • 1st Publisher, Investigative Visual Journalist working on Silicon Valley's Tainted Trials, Tarnished Headlines, Stolen Justice Series & Thomas Girardi- Towery Leaks Publisher, Investigative Visual Journalist working on Silicon Valley's Tainted Trials, Tarnished Headlines, Stolen Justice Series & Thomas Girardi- Towery Leaks 21h • 21h • Today the Supreme Court ruled on Counterman v. Colorado, a case that will likely find divorce lawyers previously cashing in on bogus restraining order requests, looking for some new side hustle money. Surprisingly the 7-2 decision saw Justice Kagan write the opinion and Justices Thomas and Barrett dissent. In the five years this case worked its way to the court, the party who prevailed went to jail and we saw countless restraining orders brought over issues that appeared to be protected speech. Family law attorneys in particular are fond of claiming any social media posts reflecting negatively on them, to be a