The logic and progression of primary to secondary to tertiary injunctions need not be clear or true; each injunction is independent of the other and a flaw in one injunction's logic does not invalidate the logic in the previous injunction.

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In logical progression, primary, secondary, and tertiary injunctions often build upon each other. A flaw in the logic of one injunction can undermine the validity of subsequent injunctions, as they may rely on the foundational logic established in previous steps.

The Logic and Progression of Primary to Secondary to Tertiary