A permanent injunction is normally granted after a trial and remains in force indefinitely.

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A permanent injunction is a court order that prohibits a person or entity from engaging in a particular activity or behavior. It is typically granted after a trial where the plaintiff has successfully shown that the defendant has engaged in the behavior that warrants the injunction. Once granted, a permanent injunction remains in force indefinitely or until a court modifies or dissolves it.

A Permanent Injunction Is Normally Granted After a Trial and Remains