Jews for Jesus v. Brodsky

How courts have described this case

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• granting preliminary injunction on the basis that a finding of likelihood of confusion established irreparable injury
• defendant’s website included a hypertext link to an organization that “offers for sale certain items, including audio tapes and books”
• “although the Plaintiff Organization sometimes refers to its members as ‘Jews’ who are ‘for Jesus,’ during the past twenty-four years the Plaintiff Organization has “hundreds of years”
• defendant refers to his website as “my bogus ‘Jews for Jesus site”’
• same, defendant attacked plaintiffs position on Jewish conversion
• defendant adopted domain name of ' jewsfor-jesus.org”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).