Pinckney v. United States of America, The

Filing 69

ORDER granting 125 Joint Motion for Temporary Stay: The Court orders these actions STAYED for 90 days. At the close of 90 days, the parties shall submit a proposed scheduling order. (68) Motion to Stay in case 2:16-cv-02350- MBS; granting (68) Motion to Stay in case 2:16-cv-02351-MBS; granting (68) Motion to Stay in case 2:16-cv-02352-MBS; granting (70) Motion to Stay in case 2:16-cv-02354-MBS; granting (70) Motion to Stay in case 2:16-cv-02355-MBS; granting (125) M otion to Stay in case 2:16-cv-02356-MBS; granting (69) Motion to Stay in case 2:16-cv-02357-MBS; granting (73) Motion to Stay in case 2:16-cv-02358-MBS; granting (70) Motion to Stay in case 2:16-cv-02359-MBS; granting (70) Motion to Stay in case 2:16-cv-02360-MBS; granting (70) Motion to Stay in case 2:16-cv-02378-MBS; granting (70) Motion to Stay in case 2:16-cv-02405-MBS; granting (71) Motion to Stay in case 2:16-cv-02406-MBS; granting (70) Motion to Stay in case 2:16-cv-02407-MBS; gra nting (70) Motion to Stay in case 2:16-cv-02409-MBS; granting (70) Motion to Stay in case 2:16-cv-02746-MBS. Signed by Honorable Margaret B Seymour on 8/16/2021.Associated Cases: 2:16-cv-02356-MBS et al.. Refiled by the Clerk in order to spread order to the related cases. (vdru, )

2:16-cv-02350-MBS

Date Filed 08/17/21

Entry Number 69

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IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
FOR THE DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA
CHARLESTON DIVISION
FELICIA SANDERS, individually and as
Legal Custodian of K.M., a minor,
Plaintiff,
v.
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
Defendant.
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Civil Action No. 2:16-cv-2356-MBS
consolidated with 2:16-cv-2350; 2:16-cv2351; 2:16-cv-2352; 2:16-cv-2354; 2:16-cv2355; 2:16-cv-2357; 2:16-cv-2358; 2:16-cv2359; 2:16-cv-2360; 2:16-cv-2405; 2:16-cv2406; 2:16-cv-2407; 2:16-cv-2409; and
2:16-cv-2746

ORDER GRANTING JOINT MOTION FOR TEMPORARY STAY
Before the Court is the parties’ Joint Motion for Temporary Stay. Upon review of the
same, and for good cause shown, the Court GRANTS the motion and ORDERS these actions
STAYED for 90 days. At the close of 90 days, the parties shall submit a proposed scheduling
order.
IT IS SO ORDERED.

/s/ Margaret B. Seymour
Senior United States District Judge
Charleston, South Carolina
August 16, 2021