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regnaD kciN

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2. As I understand it...

Reply to Kablooie (Original post)

Fri Jun 27, 2025, 02:53 PM

Jun 27

…it means that a district court judge’s injunction only applies to their jurisdiction, not just to the specific plaintiffs in the case.

It means that you’d need a separate injunction for each circuit court district – or to convert the case to a class action suit, which is possible.

It makes it a lot more cumbersome to challenge a law or EO, but comparing it to the Reichstag fire is utterly nonsensical.

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The Trump version of the Reichstag fire is here? [View all] Kablooie Jun 27 OP

I hear a class action suit has already been filed Baitball Blogger Jun 27 #1

As I understand it... regnaD kciN Jun 27 #2

Not exactly the best comparison...... Red Mountain Jun 27 #3

". . . individuals who get a lawyer and sue . . . " AverageOldGuy Jun 27 #4

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