California · Family Code
FAM §234: The automatic granting of the ex parte temporary restraining order under this part is not a court determination or competent evidence in any proceeding of any prior history of the conduct so proscribe
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An automatic ex parte temporary restraining order granted under this statute is not considered a court finding or evidence of prior conduct in any other proceeding.
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