The Judicial Relief Clarification Act of 2025 aims to restrict federal courts from issuing certain types of relief to non-parties.
The Judicial Relief Clarification Act of 2025 amends the United States Code to limit federal courts from issuing orders like injunctions, vacaturs, stays, temporary restraining orders, declaratory relief, or equitable relief to non-parties. This means that unless a non-party is represented, courts cannot restrain enforcement or compel action in favor of non-parties regarding statutes, regulations, orders, executive actions, or similar authorities.
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