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  "Restraining order" is one of the most deceptive ways this headline could have been phrased. Yes, technically he is requesting an order that will pose a restraint to the company. But Restraining Orders are also a thing. Being that misleading is journalistic malpractice.
context: I really like this headline. The article makes sense though on why. Keep spamming him. >
  
  To some other sub. Because this is not Oniony in any way. >
  
  Idk the headline made me think he was going to block one opening in his area to stop the poors from entering his nice side of town. I think thats a bit oniony, but the article itself is pretty standard. >
  
  I shall. Let the reddit gods decide lol. Theres just so many that are barely if at all oniony at the moment. >
  
  Im more with ya than against ya >
  
  Better headline here: "Ohio AG attempts to protect consumers in Ohio." While I dislike republicans more than the next guy, I'm unbiased enough to realize what he's attempting to do here isn't bad. >
  
  But let's face it, did you actually believe a Republican wouldn't side with Dollar General and charge their customers with a crime instead? >
  
  Honestly, all states should grill DG. Such a shitty corporation. >
  
  
  Yost asked a Butler County Common Pleas judge to immediately halt the Tennessee-based retailer from advertising one price on shelves and then charging a different, typically higher price at registers.
  Yost cited ongoing violations of the Ohio Consumer Sales Practices Act and requested a hearing for a preliminary injunction that would require Dollar General to abide by Ohio consumer laws as the case progresses.
  
  Until there are fines for non-compliance, I suspect the practice will continue.. >
  
  Meanwhile in Alabama our AG is ignoring blatantchild labor violations in plants that have already been fined for their amputation hazards and declaring that women who take plan b can be jailed for child abuse.
  Good to see there are some AG's that are actually doing things to help the people of their state. Can we borrow him?