Expose your false accuser! Let everyone know about the person who tried to ruin your life with false accusations, especially if they went as far as to get a bullshit filled order of protection/restraing order! It’s only fair to bring it to public attention so their next victim can’t say they weren’t warned!!!
The more men & women who make this crap public the more people will be aware of what’s going on & vindictive scums will think twice before using the system to file false reports to try to get the upper hand.
Above, Prof. Eugene Volokh argues before the Georgia Supreme Court in Chan v. Ellis (2014). Prof. Volokh teaches free speech law, religious freedom law, church-state relations law, a First Amendment Amicus Brief Clinic, and tort law at UCLA School of Law.
“If you post on social media about your life, is that going against a restraining order if you don’t mention the petitioner’s name?”
—Search term that led someone here last week
As UCLA Law Prof. Eugene Volokh has doggedly emphasized in his Washington Post blog, The Volokh Conspiracy, the answer to this question is no, it isn’t going against a restraining order if you write ABOUT the order, ABOUT the person who petitioned it, or ABOUT the impact it’s had on your life. Your right to express your opinions and talk about your life to the public at large—whether in a blog, on Facebook or Twitter, in a…
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Falsely Accused 
I had first come across Eugene Volokh as part of the Gamer Gate controversy. I think Zoe Quinn tried to pull a very similar stunt, silencing Eron Gjoni by abusing a protection order for the purpose of taking away someone’s First Amendment rights.
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