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Pastimes : Floydie, ZSUN, and the First Amendment
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To: Janice Shell who wrote ()2/4/2000 9:06:00 AM
From: Ilaine   of 20
 
This is off the top of my head after only two cups of coffee, but the standard for a preliminary injunction is two-fold: the person seeking the injunction must satisfy the court that there is an imminent risk of harm which only an injunction can prevent, and that there is a likelihood of prevailing in the litigation.

This is just a preliminary injunction, the defendant can come rushing into court and ask for a short hearing and present his own facts which contradict the facts presented by the plaintiff. Neither one of them has to wait for a full blown trial.

Injunctions are equitable in nature, they are intended to prevent harm.
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