Sixth Circuit· 11/8/2019

D.T. v. Sumner Cty. Sch.

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942 F.3d 324

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holding that, absent a showing of irreparable harm, a preliminary injunction is not appropriate, regardless of the strength of the other factors
holding that, absent a showing of irreparable harm, a preliminary injunction is not appropriate, regardless of the strength of the other factors
holding that, absent a showing of irreparable harm, a preliminary injunction is not appropriate, regardless of the strength of the other factors
stating that, since the plaintiffs did not show irreparable harm, “the district court rightly left the merits of their claims for another day.”
providing that “a district court is ‘well within its province’ when it denies a preliminary injunction based solely on the lack of an irreparable injury” (citation omitted)
stating that the district court rightly left the merits of the plaintiff’s claims for another day where the plaintiff had not made the requisite showing of irreparable harm

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