ROSADO ET AL.
v.
WYMAN ET AL.
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In a procedural ruling, Justice Harlan declined to grant an interim stay in an application brought by Rosado and others, determining that the decision on whether to stay proceedings required the full Court's collective judgment rather than an individual Justice's determination, and directing that the application be forwarded to the Court for consideration at its October Conference alongside any certiorari petition.
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Mr. Justice Harlan, Circuit Justice.
While I am of the view that this case is not unlikely to be found a worthy candidate for certiorari, I am also of the opinion that the present application for an interim stay and other relief should be passed along to the full Court for consideration.
The latter conclusion follows from my belief that the factors involved in determining whether a stay should issue are such as to call for the collective judgment of the members of the Court and not merely that of an individual Justice; from the circumstance that the Court itself has already denied a similar stay application, albeit at a stage when the case was in a different posture; and from the fact that an individual Justice has no power to order an accelerated schedule for briefing and hearing on the underlying merits of the case, an aspect of the present application that seems to me importantly related to the request for a stay.
If applicants’ petition for certiorari is promptly filed, that should ensure its consideration and disposition by the Court at its first Conference in October. At that time, I shall, pursuant to Rule 50 (6), refer this application to the Court for simultaneous consideration and action.