In her majority opinion for the court docket, Justice Amy Coney Barrett relied extensively on the College of Chicago legislation professor’s scholarship on common injunctions to help her conclusion that they exceed the authority of federal district court docket judges.
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Q&A With Samuel Bray, Law Professor Whose Work Cited Extensively in Supreme Court's Injunction Ruling
