In Re Office of the Attorney General

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• holding that temporary restraining orders are not appealable; that the Attorney General had no remedy by appeal; and that mandamus relief was appropriate to address issues pertaining to a temporary restraining order
• holding that temporary restraining orders are not appealable; that the Attorney General had no remedy by appeal; and that mandamus relief was appropriate to address issues pertaining to a temporary restraining order
• noting that court of appeals lifted stay when it denied mandamus relief
• declaring temporary restraining orders void for failure to comply with Rules 680 and 684
• staying temporary restraining order before its expiration date but conditionally granting mandamus relief and directing trial court to vacate the temporary restraining order four months after staying the order and, thus, months after original expiration date
• An order granted without a hearing is considered a temporary restraining order and not a temporary injunction

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