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Reggie Miller -- No Show, No TRO

Celebrity Justice11/23/2009 10:00 AM PST BY TMZ STAFF
Reggie Miller -- No Show, No TRO

Reggie MillerFormer NBA star Reggie Miller must have had a change of heart about that restraining order he wanted because he didn't show up in court today, so the case was dismissed.

Sources tell TMZ the dispute has been settled.

Miller was trying to get a restraining order against Alex Von Furstenberg. Miller claimed Alex threatened him over his alleged interactions with Alex's fianceé, Ali Kay.

Miller got a TRO against Von Furstenberg last month and was supposed to be in court today to make it permanent. No one for Miller or Von Furstenberg showed when the case was called.


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Samurai Jesus:  812 days ago

In cases like this... When one person gets a TRO and is scheduled to go to court to make it permanent, and then doesn't show up... That person should have to pay some sort of fee for wasting the court's time. It's fabulous that they were able to "work it out" before hand, but dumb things like not showing up for your case just wastes time and money.

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Kalif:  791 days ago

Get real! Wasting the courts time? Filing a TRO is no joke and the courts put you through the ringer. It just could be that his attorney's wanted to put the guy on legal notice and then when the date rolled around they thought that notification would suffice without having to put their client through any additional grieve.

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