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Originally Posted by Maj. Stress
koolkat,
The way an injunction ruling was explained to me was that the injunction covers the party(s) that brought forward the legal action. The judge may decide at that time, that the injunction should cover everyone (the entire industry in this case).
I have also been told that it is common practice not to enforce any law that has an injunction against it out of respect for the judge and his court.
Not sure since I'm not a lawyer. That's just the explanation I got.
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I would like to know how the government could enforce a law if they were ruled against for someone else. I just don't see how Person A and Person B have identical websites, but Person A has an injunction ruling in their favor while Person B does not. How can Person B be charged in violation of the law if it has been ruled that the law can't be used against Person A?