Sounds good. It's frustrating to see how judges throw out everything that's special about a preliminary injunction and base their result entirely on the merits, without a trial or proper procedure. If they want to rule on the merits on just the law, they should deny the preliminary injunction and invite a motion to dismiss instead.
Sounds good. It's frustrating to see how judges throw out everything that's special about a preliminary injunction and base their result entirely on the merits, without a trial or proper procedure. If they want to rule on the merits on just the law, they should deny the preliminary injunction and invite a motion to dismiss instead.
I'm just gonna leave this here . . .
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