Anti-Injunction in the United States

Introduction to Norris-LaGuardia (Anti-Injunction) Act, 1932

In the context of the legal history: Liberal Republicans, Feorelo LaGuardia and George Norris cosponsored the Norris-LaGuardia Federal Anti-Injunction Act, which protected the rights of striking workers, by severely restricting the federal courts’ power to issue injunctions against strikes and other union activities.

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In the context of the legal history:

See Also

• International Treaties
• Multilateral Treaties