U.S. District Court in Michigan Libertarian Intra-Party Dispute Refuses to Stay Injunctive Relief that She Already Granted to the Libertarian National Committee

Posted on by October 16, 2023

On October 13, U.S. District Court Judge Judith Levy refused to stay her own earlier injunction in Libertarian National Committee v Saliba, e.d., 5:23cv-11074. This is the trademark lawsuit involving two factions of the Michigan Libertarian Party. The faction supported by the Libertarian National Committee last month had won an injunction against the other faction.

The judge says the injunction only applies to activities involving the “sale, offering for sale, distribution or advertising of any good or service”, and that both factions are still free to call themselves the Libertarian Party, aside from the quoted activity. The quote is from the federal trademark law, the Lanham Act. Here is the judge’s order.

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U.S. District Court in Michigan Libertarian Intra-Party Dispute Refuses to Stay Injunctive Relief that She Already Granted to the Libertarian National Committee — 12 Comments

  1. CAN NOT USA TRADEMARK A PARTY NAME IN A 10 AMDT STATE ANY MORE THAN CAN TRADEMARK A STATE NAME OR A HUMAN PRIVATE NAME.

    ONE MORE ROTTED MESS FOR SCOTUS TO CLEAN UP.

  6. Too much BS from tyrant supporter AZ to address individually. Y’all know the drill.

  12. If you or he were whales you would. Wind farms kill whales. But you’re not.

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