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Published: June 16, 2023, 1:30 p.m.

What is a stay?


In a legal context, a stay refers to a temporary suspension or halt in legal proceedings or the enforcement of a court order. When a stay is granted in a court case, it means that the proceedings or actions related to the case are put on hold for a certain period of time. The purpose of a stay can vary depending on the circumstances and the court's decision.Here are a few common scenarios where stays are commonly granted:

1. Stay of Proceedings: In criminal cases, a stay of proceedings may be issued if there are significant flaws or irregularities in the prosecution's case, such as a violation of the defendant's rights or evidence that has been mishandled. It effectively puts an end to the trial, and the charges may be dropped.
2. Stay of Execution: In cases involving the death penalty or other forms of capital punishment, a stay of execution is an order that temporarily suspends the implementation of the sentence. This may be granted to allow time for further legal review, consideration of new evidence, or to address any legal concerns.
3. Stay of Judgment: After a court has rendered a decision or issued a judgment, a stay of judgment can be requested by one of the parties. If granted, it prevents the enforcement of the judgment or any actions associated with it, such as collection of debts or seizure of property. This stay provides an opportunity for the losing party to appeal the decision or seek a review.
4. Stay of Proceedings Pending Another Case: In situations where related cases are pending in different courts or jurisdictions, a stay of proceedings may be granted to wait for the outcome of another case that could impact the current case. This allows the court to avoid conflicting decisions or to ensure that the issues in both cases are properly addressed.

In this episode, we take a look at the newest request by Bryan kohberger's legal team and what it might mean for the proceedings moving forward.



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Bryan Kohberger 'Laying Groundwork' For Motion To Dismiss—Attorney (msn.com)

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