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In July, the RIAA obtained a court injunction effectively ordering Napster to shut down.

Napster says the injunction effectively will put it out of business since it cannot distinguish permitted exchanges from banned ones.

This week, the suits seemed to win another battle against peace, love and happiness, when they were awarded a court injunction effectively closing down Napster, a company whose software allows its commune of users to trade songs for free.

PERHAPS the most telling moments in the Napster saga came between the time Judge Marilyn Patel issued a temporary injunction effectively shutting down the service and the stay that was granted not quite 48 hours later by a higher court.

A couple of months later, agency lawyers persuaded a judge in the case to grant a preliminary injunction, effectively shuttering I Works, and to appoint a court-supervised receiver to take charge of the assets so that money would be available for refunds to consumers should the F.T.C. prove its charges.

All she did was deny much of the federal government's motion for preliminary injunction of the entire law (such an injunction effectively freezes the status quo pending a trial; had it been granted it would have forbade Alabama from enforcing HB56 in toto).

The injunctions effectively serve as restraining orders, within designated "safety zones," against specific individuals named as gang members.

In ruling against the government, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit largely agreed with a lower court judge, who in February issued a "nationwide injunction" that effectively stopped DAPA from taking effect, and concurred that Texas and other states that sued the president over the program had legal "standing" to challenge its constitutionality in federal court.

Today, an appeals court in Hamburg upheld an injunction that effectively prohibits news organizations from even hinting that Mr. Schröder's brown hair is anything other than natural.

The injunction will effectively shut down Zediva, but due to a legal technicality, it won't officially be issued for another week.

But later that month, the California Supreme Court lifted the injunction, which effectively reinstated the test requirement.