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This bill aims to prevent federal judges from issuing nationwide injunctions (court orders that block a law or policy across the entire United States) from single-judge divisions of federal district courts. Specifically, the bill would amend Title 28 of the United States Code to require that any civil action seeking a nationwide injunction must be filed in a judicial district division that has at least two active judges assigned. This provision is designed to reduce "judge shopping," a practice where plaintiffs strategically choose a specific court or judge they believe is most likely to rule in their favor. By mandating that nationwide injunctions can only be issued from districts with multiple judges, the bill seeks to introduce more checks and balances into the judicial process and prevent individual judges from making sweeping legal decisions that impact the entire country. The bill would add a new section (§ 1414) to Chapter 87 of Title 28 and make a corresponding update to the table of sections for that chapter.

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https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/house-bill/2795/all-info