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But after hearing of the New York Police Department's raid on Occupy Wall Street on Tuesday morning, Howard Cooper, a lawyer working in cooperation with local chapters of the National Lawyers Guild and the American Civil Liberties Union, filed for a temporary restraining order and a more permanent injunction that could prevent a similar surprise raid.

There may be another hearing in December that could lead to a more permanent injunction.

"This does everything, if not more, than a permanent injunction would have done," she said.

The city is seeking to reimburse all employees who it says should have been paid more, as well as a permanent injunction preventing each of the companies from doing business with the city and civil penalties of up to $2,500 per violation.

But more importantly, Cablevision is seeking a permanent injunction that would bar Viacom from requiring carriage of ancillary networks in order to also have MTV, Comedy Central, and the like.

The ruling means that at this point Apple's billion-dollar damages award win against Samsung has "little more than symbolic value", according to Foss Patents, which argues that winning a permanent injunction would have been a far more strategically powerful outcome for such a cash rich company.

But standing in the way of a settlement: federal prosecutors, who may want the Picower estate to cough up more, and Zabel's insistence that he get a permanent injunction on lawsuits from any Madoff victims.

The ruling, by the Cairo Court for Urgent Matters, amounts to a preliminary injunction shutting down the Brotherhood until a higher court renders a more permanent verdict.

She said her injunction would last 10 days, after which she could make the order more permanent.

Noting that the two students had a right to "a free appropriate public education," the district court entered a permanent injunction barring officials of the SFUSD from suspending any students with disabilities from school for more than five days when their misconduct was disability-related.

If the court grants a more permanent stay, NIH could keep funding hESC work while the same court hears the government's appeal of the preliminary injunction.