No Rogue Rulings Act

This bill would limit the authority of federal district courts to issue broad injunctions. Under this proposal, a district court would be prohibited from issuing an injunction unless the order applies strictly to the specific parties involved in the case before the court.

This bill directly affects federal district courts by restricting their authority to issue broad injunctions. It also impacts the specific parties involved in federal litigation, as any court-ordered injunction would be limited strictly to those individuals or entities named in the case.

• Limitation on district court injunctions. Restricts the authority of federal district courts to issue injunctions by requiring that such orders apply only to the specific parties involved in the case.
• Prohibition of nationwide or non-party injunctions. Prevents district courts from granting injunctive relief that extends beyond the individuals or entities directly participating in the litigation before the court.

• H.R. 1526, NORRA of 2025
  Mar 28, 2025 · As reported by the House Committee on the Judiciary on March 25, 2025

This bill modifies the existing judicial authority of federal district courts by establishing a new statutory limitation on their power to issue injunctions.

The bill aims to limit the scope of federal district court authority by prohibiting the issuance of injunctions that extend beyond the specific parties involved in a case.