In Re: Motion for an Extraordinary Writ Vacating Stay of Injunction

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May 15, 1962

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In Re: Motion for an Extraordinary Writ Vacating Stay of Injunction and Reinstating Injunction, or in the Alternative, for an Order Modifying the Stay of Injunction by Imposing Terms and Conditions Necessary for the Security of Plaintiffs' Rights

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  • Case Files, Bush v. Orleans Parish School Board. In Re: Motion for an Extraordinary Writ Vacating Stay of Injunction, 1962. 368f0c7a-d2fd-f011-8406-7c1e526962fd. LDF Archives, Thurgood Marshall Institute. https://ldfrecollection.org/archives/archives-search/archives-item/a92a74c6-f01c-4feb-bae0-8e3abb4c3717/in-re-motion-for-an-extraordinary-writ-vacating-stay-of-injunction. Accessed February 22, 2026.

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IN THE 

UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS 
FOR THE FIFTH CIRCUIT. 

NO. 

EARL BENJAMIN BUSH, ET AL, 

Ve 

ORLEANS PARISH SCHOOL BOARD, ET AL. 

IN RE: MOTION FOR AN EXTRAORDINARY WRIT VACATING- 
STAY OF INJUNCTION AND REINSTATING INJUNC- 
TION, OR IN THE ALTERNATIVE, FOR AN ORDER 
MODIFYING THE STAY OF INJUNCTION BY IMPOS- 
ING TERMS AND CONDITIONS NECESSARY FOR THE 
SECURITY OF PLAINTIFFS' RIGHTS. 

Before TUTTLE, Chief Judge, and RIVES and JONES, Circuit 
Judges. 

BY THE COURT: 

The movants, Earl Benjamin Bush, et al, plaintiffs 

in an action in the District Court for the Eastern District 

of Loulslana wherein Orleans Parish Bchool Board is defendant 

and Comnle Reed and others are intervenors, have applled to 

this Court under 28 U.8.C.A. §1651 for an order vacating the 

order of said District Court dated May 1, 1962, by which that 

Court stayed the temporary injunction theretofore entered by 

it on April 9, 1962, While it seems improbable that the 

Orleans Parish School Board could justify non compliance with 

the injunctive order, in the event it remains in effect, by 

reason of delaying preparation for compllance during the period 

of the stay order, it 1s nevertheless desirable that there be 

a hearing upon the aloresaid motion at as early a date as 

orderly procedure will permit, It 1s, therefore 

ORDERED, That a hearing upon sald motion, and upon 

any response or responses that may be made thereto, will be 



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held in the Court room of the United States Court of Appeals 

on May 30, 1962, at 2:00 o'clock P. M., or as soon thereafter 

as the same may be reached upon the Court's calendar. The 

Clerk willl notify counsel. 

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