 Judges hand out restraining orders, and in many cases, I would imagine that they're handed out for good reason. The problem is you're not allowing the person who's the subject of the restraining order due process. And now the U.S. Supreme Court has upheld a federal law that says that if you're under a restraining order, even if you've never had your day in court, never had a chance to confront your accusers or call witnesses on your own behalf, that all of a sudden your Second Amendment rights are gone.