Thankfully, the restraining order was granted by the judge to prevent the pedophile party from accessing information they had no rights to:

Goldstein wrote in the motion for the restraining order that it was needed because the search involved “sensitive and private and confidential information regarding contested elections," which “would prove valuable and provide an unfair and illegal advantage to the prying eyes of opposing political foes.”

The search warrant was “grossly overbroad,” and the description of items to be seized “lacks specificity,” Goldstein wrote.

Meanwhile, the Democrat candidate’s home was also raided:

In brief comments Friday, Castellano told Hearst Newspapers that agents also raided her home on Tuesday, at about 6 a.m., and confiscated her cell phone. She said they did not tell her the subject of the investigation, but she, like Medina, believes the raid was politically motivated.

“I believe that I’m being targeted because two of the three counties fall in my House district,” Castellano said, referring to the counties Paxton had identified earlier in the week: Atascosa, Frio and Bexar. Atascosa and Frio fall within the far-flung district, which stretches from Uvalde County, splinters east toward Pearsall and Pleasanton, then dips toward Laredo.

I imagine the fact that her House district includes three counties (I’m uncertain how common this is), probably made her a high profile target for the cheaters.

A hearing is set for September 12 - very convenient timing given all the work required for the upcoming election.