Ezra Miller receives relief when the judge permits the temporary harassment order to expire

Ezra Miller, the star of The Flash, has been accused of many offences, including violence and obscenity. A court has recently let a restraining order against the actor to lapse, however.

The mother of a 12-year-old Massachusetts kid petitioned for the Greenfield District Court order, which was issued in June 2022, according to “The Hollywood Reporter.” According to a “Daily Beast” report, the mother accused Miller of acting inappropriately around the youngster, alleging, among other things, that Miller was confrontational towards adults during a social visit and gave the child excessive attention.

However, the actor’s lawyer, Marissa Elkins, has refuted the allegations and said that Miller “never interacted with the child outside of two brief encounters which occurred in the presence of several other adults.” Miller was “never alone with the child and never alone with the child,” Elkins claimed.

According to “The Hollywood Reporter,” Miller said in a statement released on Instagram on Friday, “I’m encouraged by today’s outcome and very grateful at this moment to everyone who has stood by me and sought to ensure this egregious misuses of the protective order system was halted.”

Protective orders are intended to provide safety to vulnerable people, including families and children. When there are individuals who really and urgently need these services, they are not intended to be used as weapons by persons looking for publicity, brief tabloid celebrity, or some type of personal retribution.

The guy who unfairly and specifically targeted me has a history of such cunning and destructive behaviour, Miller said.

Since the release of “The Flash,” which had a poor box office success, the DC actor has mainly maintained a quiet profile. However, the actor has garnered praise for his portrayal, and director Andy Muschietti has even indicated that he would be open to working with the actor on a “Flash” sequel.