A. v. v. Texas Department of Family and Protective Services

How courts have described this case

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• recognizing that restrictions upon an individual's access to the Internet necessarily curtail First Amendment rights
• recognizing that appellate review of the grant of a preliminary injunction under the abuse of discretion standard is limited and deferential
• concluding that the district court’s determination as to likelihood of success “was not an abuse of discretion”
• concluding that district court’s determination as to likelihood of success “was not an abuse of discretion”
• concluding that the dis- trict court’s determination as to likelihood of success “was not an abuse of discretion”
• concluding that the dis- trict court’s determination as to likelihood of success “was not an abuse of discretion”

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