That sounds like a fairly reasonable judgement to me. It isn't like the judge put an injunction in place to stop the law provisions from taking effect, he just ruled that the issues at hand were serious enough to warrant a discovery period and, potentially, a hearing. It's a really complex law, I don't have any problems with people questioning it in court.
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