Sarah Burstein on Nostr: Decisions like this may help give some wrongfully-enjoined defendants the incentive ...
Decisions like this may help give some wrongfully-enjoined defendants the incentive to fight back.
But the odds are still heavily stacked against defendants in these cases. Judges can't assume that all meritorious defenses will be raised.
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