A judge agreed to hold off restricting the NYPD’s stop-and-frisk program until she decides what other measures are needed to prevent cops from “systemically” violating the rights of Bronx apartment-dwellers and their visitors.

Manhattan federal Judge Shira Scheindlin had ordered the NYPD to “immediately cease” stopping people outside privately owned apartment buildings enrolled in the “Operation Clean Halls” anti-crime program unless cops had a “reasonable suspicion of trespass.”

But in response to a city request to stay her order pending appeal, Scheindlin yesterday said it “cannot be effectively implemented” without other “significant steps” to be determined later.