Antonyms for court ordercourt or·der

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Princeton's WordNet

1. court ordernoun

   a writ issued by a court of law requiring a person to do something or to refrain from doing something

How to use court order in a sentence?

1. Deborah Pearlstein:

   If the sitting President has said he's not going to assert privilege, then there's a certain amount of time( before) the documents then have to be released unless the former President succeeds in getting a court order, an injunction, for example, prohibiting their release, that would require a pretty significant ruling by a federal court.

2. Alex Azar:

   I can not reunite them while the parents are in custody because the court order doesn't allow kids to be with their parents for more than 20 days.

3. Redmond Police Chief Darrell Lowe:

   I do not want to create a false sense of security just because a restraining order or a protective order is obtained, a restraining order is simply a piece of paper that allows officers to take enforcement actions should a suspect violate the court order, but a piece of paper does not protect a person when someone is intent on causing them harm.

4. Rumbold Seidelman:

   To protect themselves, it's very important for same-sex couples to secure their parentage by obtaining a court order of adoption or order of parentage from a court since court orders are entitled to full faith and credit, couples -- especially in hostile states -- should not rely on their marriage, or both being on the birth certificate, to secure their parental relationship to their child.

5. Kenneth Henderson:

   Twitter isn't necessarily litigating to go all the way through to the end and get a court order compelling Musk to close, they're litigating to position Twitter in the best place to get as much money out of Elon Musk that they can.

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