Judges aren't allowed to be prejudiced on the bench
Did you think anybody was trying to be smart here? Or pass a bar exam?
‘Without prejudice’: What this 2-word legalese means for the dismissed charges against James Comey and Letitia James
The dismissals do not mean that these prosecutions are over.
Ray Brescia
What's the difference between "with prejudice" and "with extreme prejudice"?
by u/Lightning_Shade in legaladviceofftopic
Legal Term Extreme Prejudice - No te dejes
If it is a “voluntary termination with prejudice”, it results from an out-of-court agreement or settlement between the parties who agree that it is final. This article describes the use of the term in the popular/media context, which (as described …
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Obviously if "extreme" risk protection orders are involved, they would have to be terminated with extreme prejudice. Otherwise there would be no possible way for a U.S. subject to overcome the burden of proving by the standard of such a vast overwhelming preponderance of the evidence that one should not be subject to repeated extreme risk protection orders on anyone's say-so in a court of law.
Unfortunately, U.S. courts to date are nowhere near the point of acknowledging subjects as citizens or of respecting our Constitutional rights.