Hasbro,Inc.,the trademark owner of "Candy Land," sought a court injunction to stop Internet Entertainment Group,LTD from using the domain name,"candyland.com." Internet Entertainment Group had established a sexually explicit site at the domain name.This injunction would have to be issued by:

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A court injunction is a legal order issued by a judge exercising equitable powers to prevent someone from engaging in certain conduct, such as using another's trademark inappropriately. This is the appropriate legal avenue for Hasbro to seek relief in this case. A jury would be responsible for determining factual disputes in a trial, and a subpoena is a legal document used for obtaining evidence or testimony. An executive order is an official directive issued by the head of a government agency or branch, and would not be applicable in this scenario.