@JoshMBlackman @smmarotta Yeah, my only thought for why she might not is that, in that case, she is likely to issue a temp stay, right?
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@chrisgeidner@smmarotta If she calls for a response, it acts as a temporary stay. -
@JoshMBlackman@smmarotta Isn't that separate? Wouldn't it need to say so explicitly? -
@chrisgeidner@smmarotta As I understand it, the act of calling for the response puts it on hold, briefly -
@JoshMBlackman@chrisgeidner@smmarotta If brief stay automatic, why explicit language in McDonnell order?pic.twitter.com/7O5BnTiuxW
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@KimberlyRobinsn@JoshMBlackman@smmarotta That was the one I was thinking of, but I also recall it in ones earlier out of the 9th as well. -
@chrisgeidner@KimberlyRobinsn@smmarotta Circuit Justice can’t call for response w/o also granting temp stay -
@JoshMBlackman@KimberlyRobinsn@smmarotta Where's that rule? -
@chrisgeidner@KimberlyRobinsn@smmarotta The response becomes moot if there is no temporary stay - 4 more replies
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