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No. It was stayed. There is a difference. Stayed means that it is not put into effect until a higher court reviews it.
by virmundi 6y ago
No. It was stayed. There is a difference. Stayed means that it is not put into effect until a higher court reviews it.
- ntsplnkv2 6y agoIt will easily be overturned. Despite youtube conservatives saying otherwise there is countless examples of precedent.