Revise injunction laws

Courts are now explicitly prohibited from using 'sliding scale' or 'serious questions' tests when deciding on mandatory preliminary injunctions, requiring all four legal criteria to be examined independently.

The criteria for granting mandatory preliminary injunctions were updated to require that the law and facts clearly favor the applicant, whereas previous standards may have allowed for more flexible balancing.

The criteria for granting prohibitory preliminary injunctions were updated to require that the applicant is 'likely' to succeed on the merits and will suffer 'irreparable' harm, aligning these terms with federal standards.

Minor formatting and numbering adjustments were made to the text of existing statutes 27-19-201 and 75-1-201 to improve readability and consistency.

Updated bill versioning from HB 715.1 to HB0715.2 and adjusted header formatting.

The bill number was changed from LC 3466 to HB 715, indicating it has moved from a committee stage to a final House bill version.

A minor wording adjustment was made to the title to clarify that the bill's language mirrors federal standards for preliminary injunctions.

The bill title was corrected to remove a redundant word ('AND') and update the version identifier.