injunction

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• Federal District Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers heard arguments this morning regarding Epic's request for a temporary injunction in its case against Apple.

• Separately, pending further review, a federal appeals court on Sunday stayed a lower court’s injunction that would allow mail ballots in Wisconsin to count if postmarked by Election Day and received up to six days later.

• The judge refused to grant an injunction against a November deadline for a sale.

• In granting the preliminary injunction, the judge said the plaintiffs were likely to succeed at a trial.

• “I will issue a preliminary injunction essentially in the form presented by the states,” Bastian said in court.

• They prevailed last August, obtaining—follow me here—an injunction prohibiting the enforcement of those provisions.

• The injunction, she argued, only applies to these four plaintiffs—not to anyone else.

• It is, after all, only reviewing a decline of a stay of an injunction to stop withholding licenses.

• The fact that some prescriptive rules are valuable does not mean that every grammatical injunction should be obeyed.

• The winning injunction prevents the sale from taking place and almost ensures the lawsuit will go to trial.

• Now, quite alone and safe, she asked herself whether she had been a fool to obey Nigel's and to trust her own beauty.