An injunction enjoining future speech is permissible under article one, section eight of the Texas Constitution only if the trial court makes specific findings supported by the evidence that 1. an imminent and irreparable harm to the judicial process will deprive litigants of a just resolution of their dispute; and 2. the judicial action represents the least restrictive means to prevent that harm.
January 31, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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