Whether New York State's statutory framework violates procedural due process

question presented is: 1. Whether New York State’s statutory framework which permitted a court to issue an order of protection depriving a defendant of access to his children and his right to bear arms without notice or an opportunity to be heard and misrepresents that such notice or a hearing was provided by falsely stating defendant and his attorney were present in court when the order was issued, and thereafter issues an order prohibiting the defendant and his attorney from filing a motion seeking to vacate or modify the order to which the defendant has no right to appellate review in New York, violates procedural due process?