Did you read the rest of the article?
“Carpenter’s firearms had to remain in police custody until the plaintiff can say, in court, that he’s not the man that she filed a complaint against. He’d then have to petition the court to get his firearms back...and he would have to bear the cost. Carpenter will get his day in court later this month. ...”
And if she declines to show up, or cannot be found?
I think this type of temporary injunction was around before the newer Red Flag Law, but it’s very similar. They’ve been around a long time so I don’t think they’ll be found unconstitutional. The best action would be to get them repealed in the legislature.
Whining about temporary injunctions being unconstitutional isn’t going to work.
We’ll need statistics to show that Red Flag laws don’t help.