"Keep the Secrets" is the injunction on badges handed out as we leave the theatre.
This is the injunction of the Constitution, but suppose he is charged with more than one crime, to which does the right attach?
"It was the injunction and the District Court decision that was an anomaly," he said, suggesting that the case would have little effect elsewhere.
The other is the injunction route, either via an interlocutory (interim) injunction or a final injunction.
A common element of health strategies to improve the quality of care of people with dementia is the injunction that diagnosis rates should be increased and that diagnosis should be 'early' or 'timely'timely
More noticeable, and objectionable to many, were the Injunctions, first of 1536 and then of 1538.
Once the information is online, the injunction is futile, both critics and supporters of super-injunctions argue.
Olson declined to speculate about what the players' next step would be if the injunction was cast aside.
Almost the only fact that they could mention was that the injunction had been obtained by Carter-Ruck.
"Those who have been on the injunction for decades feel like they're under constant scrutiny.
