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CamperBob2
3y ago
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That was a stupid order that would never survive scrutiny under prior-restraint doctrine. Specific performance is something different, though... I can't think of any constitutional problems that might block enforcement of that.
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rurp
3y ago
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Musk and his lawyers agreed to the provision, and a court approved the deal. That is pretty strong evidence it's not an absurd provision.
CamperBob2
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3y ago
He has also violated it multiple times, with no sign of any consequences. That is pretty strong evidence that it was, at best, pointless.
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