A federal courtroom on Wednesday declined to problem a preliminary injunction to return the ousted director of the U.S. Copyright Workplace to her position, saying she had did not show she would endure irreparable hurt by ready for her problem to be absolutely thought of.
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Court Denies Preliminary Injunction to Return Ousted Copyright Director to Office
