Art. 3613 Jurisdiction not limited

This rule makes clear that the injunction rules in this section of the law don't stop a court from using other tools it has. Courts can still issue writs, orders, or other legal processes to protect and support their own authority, even if those tools aren't specifically covered by the injunction rules.

In simple terms, this rule is a safety net. It tells judges they aren't boxed in by the specific injunction procedures listed elsewhere in this chapter. If a court needs to take some other action to enforce its power or carry out its duties, this rule confirms that it still has the ability to do so.