Rule 1.1511 Violation as contempt

If someone breaks the terms of a court injunction, whether it's temporary or permanent, that person can be held in contempt of court. This means the court can punish them for not following the order.

An injunction is a court order that tells someone to do something or stop doing something. When a judge issues one, it's not optional. Ignoring it or violating any part of it has real consequences, and the court can impose penalties to enforce compliance.

In short, this rule makes clear that injunctions must be taken seriously. If you're subject to one, you need to follow it exactly as written, or you risk being punished by the court for contempt.