The Federal Court Most Likely To Put The Kibosh On Trump Policies

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According to a Harvard Law Review article about the uptake in nationwide injunctions, which federal district court issued the most injunctions against the implementation of Trump administration policies?

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Hint: During the course of Trump’s time in office, 64 injunctions were issued by 18 different district courts, and 23.4% of those injunctions originated in this district.

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