Synonyms for temporary injunction
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1. temporary injunction, interlocutory injunctionnoun

   injunction issued during a trial to maintain the status quo or preserve the subject matter of the litigation until the trial is over

   Synonyms:
   interlocutory injunction

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1. • Injunction
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1. Henry Garrido:

   We are deeply disappointed that the temporary injunction has been lifted. This is not the end of the road and we will continue to fight for the right of workers to make their own healthcare decisions, the vast majority of District Council 37 members are vaccinated. For those still making up their minds, force is not the answer. The schools should implement weekly testing if they truly want to keep everyone safe.

2. Jonathan Peters:

   A temporary injunction is a short-term measure that remains in effect until, for example, a preliminary injunction is issued, and whether it would be temporary or something more enduring, the court would consider, before issuing any injunction, the effects on the requesting party if the injunction isn't granted ; the effects on the non-requesting party if it is granted ; whether the requesting party has a potentially successful case ; and the injunction's effect on the public interest.

3. Becca Lee:

   Both parties were in agreement for the effect of the temporary injunction, and that will go into effect immediately, and it will stay in place while the lawsuit proceeds.

4. The Texas Democrats:

   It is no surprise that Republican Governor Greg Abbott and House Speaker Dade Phelan want to arrest their political opponents, thankfully, this is still the United States of America. We will defend the freedom to vote, and we look forward to our temporary injunction hearing on August 20th.

5. Bill Beardall:

   It has been regarded by almost all legal scholars as a very thin basis for claiming the kind of irreparable harm that would support a temporary injunction, or the kind of serious harm that would support standing.