The Supreme Court ruled that lower courts must limit injunctions to the parties before them, preventing nationwide orders ...

"Often the nationwide injunction, or universal injunction, is put in place right at the start of a litigation," said Amanda Frost, a professor at the University of Virginia School of Law.

If a judge enters a final judgment in a given case declaring an executive order unconstitutional, the administration may not ...

With nationwide injunctions on NIH funding cuts and immigration policies circulating the courts, The Chronicle asked Duke Law ...

Biden-appointed federal judge Deborah Boardman blocks Trump's birthright citizenship order with nationwide injunction, citing ...

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In sharp contrast, in April 2024, the Harvard Law Review identified 127 nationwide injunctions since 1963, with 96 of them packed into a three-year period from 2020 to 2023. It counted six ...

Applying his metaphor, a nationwide injunction would mean that an umpire’s ball-and-strike call in Cleveland would apply to the game in San Diego, in Houston, and everywhere else.

According to the Harvard Law Review, the Bush and Obama administrations were blocked by only six and 12 nationwide injunctions, respectively, but the first Trump administration received 64.

Why Nationwide Injunctions Survived Another US Supreme Court Term "Although a few justices are on the warpath against nationwide injunctions, the rest realize that the issue is very complicated ...