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Walters v. National Association of Radiation Survivors, 469 U.S. 877, 105 S.Ct. 238, 83 L.Ed.2d 178

Facts

On September 27, 1984, Justice Rehnquist entered a stay in the case. Subsequently, a motion was filed to vacate this stay, prompting the court to review the request. The context of the stay and the reasons for the motion to vacate were central to the court's decision.

On September 27, 1984, Justice Rehnquist entered a stay in the case.

Issue

Whether the court should vacate the stay entered by Justice Rehnquist on September 27, 1984.

Whether the court should vacate the stay entered by Justice Rehnquist on September 27, 1984.

Rule

The court applies the standard for evaluating motions to vacate stays, considering the implications of maintaining or lifting the stay.

The court applies the standard for evaluating motions to vacate stays, considering the implications of maintaining or lifting the stay.

Analysis

In reviewing the motion to vacate the stay, the court assessed the reasons presented for the request and the potential impact on the ongoing proceedings. The court determined that the stay should remain in place, indicating that the factors favoring the continuation of the stay outweighed those favoring its vacatur.

In reviewing the motion to vacate the stay, the court assessed the reasons presented for the request and the potential impact on the ongoing proceedings.

Conclusion

The motion to vacate the stay is denied, and the stay remains in effect.

The motion to vacate the stay is denied, and the stay remains in effect.

Who won?

The court ruled in favor of maintaining the stay, thus the prevailing party is the party opposing the motion to vacate.

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