Jacqueline P. Taylor v. Resolution Trust Corporation

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• concluding that stigma was not present when the plaintiff had proffered only \a simple assertion that he ha[d] been unable to find employment in his chosen field\
• holding that district court’s finding that plaintiffs’ speech had not been chilled because they had overcome any reluctance to speak that might have resulted from defendant’s conduct was not clearly erroneous or contrary to law
• conceding that while “inquiry [regarding irreparable injury] overlaps with the standing issue somewhat” grounds supporting a motion for a preliminary injunction “must show more” than mere standing
• recognizing in dicta that “temporary” inability to pursue chosen profession could support procedural due process claim, though not a finding of irreparable injury for purposes of obtaining a preliminary injunction
• finding that given the inadequacy of the plaintiff's prospects for success on the merits, there may be no showing of irreparable injury that would entitle him to injunctive relief
• finding that given the inadequacy of the plaintiff’s prospects for success on the merits, there may be no showing of irreparable injury that would entitle him to injunctive relief

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