Under our well-established precedent, the equitable relief available in the federal courts is that ‘traditionally accorded by courts of equity’ at the time of our founding.
Amy Coney Barrett: “Under our well-established precedent, the equitable relief available in the federal courts is that ‘traditionally…”
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Barrett explained the historical context of equitable relief in federal courts.
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