Following a trial at which it is determined that the defendant defamed the plaintiff, the court may issue an injunction prohibiting the defendant from repeating the statements determined to be defamatory. In a dispute raising defamation claims in which a permanent injunction was issued following trial prohibiting defendant-neighbor from repeating defamatory statements about plaintiff-inn, a court of appeals judgment reversing the injunction in part is affirmed as the injunction was overly broad, but it is clarified that a properly limited injunction prohibiting defendant from repeating statements about plaintiff that were determined at trial to be defamatory would not violate defendant's right to free speech.