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| | FIFTY STATES PROGRAM CONSIDERS INJUNCTIVE RELIEF (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04) |
 | | Their reports covered injunctive relief against domestic violence and property/income dissipation, no-contact orders, kick-out orders, sequestration, prevention of child removal and the like. |
 | | Experience common to several states was the easy availability of truly ex parte relief, without notice in any form by attorneys who are cozy with the particular judge, while other attorneys are asked why they have not given notice or made a good-faith effort, shown irreparable harm, and generally followed the rules. |
 | | A number of lawyers, particularly those from Connecticut, felt that requirement of bond was at least a partial safeguard against abusive exploitation of preliminary injunctive relief, and they wondered at the reports from other states where bond is not required from the enjoining party. |
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