An administrative stay temporarily pauses a court or agency action while a motion is pending. It preserves the status quo, preventing immediate changes or enforcement. Courts use it to allow time for review without ruling on the merits. Attorneys and parties benefit by gaining crucial time to prepare arguments or negotiate, avoiding irreversible consequences before a formal decision.
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