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Yea, a TRO is basically something a lawyer files in court to say, look, we have a strong argument to make here, judge, and so we are asking you to stop something from happening (in this case, the suspension) until you hear us out.
Judges often give people TROs as long as they can meet a basic threshold that they have a case to make.
The actual case still has to be heard, so all it does is freeze the punishment or whatever action is in question from taking effect for a while.
In this particular dispute, I wonder if it is bad for the Cowboys to have Zeke doing this. All it will likely do is prolong the inevitable of this suspension eventually being upheld. But in the meantime Zeke will become a season-long distraction as the team wonders whether he is available or not that week.
Judges often give people TROs as long as they can meet a basic threshold that they have a case to make.
The actual case still has to be heard, so all it does is freeze the punishment or whatever action is in question from taking effect for a while.
In this particular dispute, I wonder if it is bad for the Cowboys to have Zeke doing this. All it will likely do is prolong the inevitable of this suspension eventually being upheld. But in the meantime Zeke will become a season-long distraction as the team wonders whether he is available or not that week.