549 LLC v. Luna

How courts have described this case

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• holding that 28 U.S.C. § 1257 does not permit interlocutory federal review of allegedly selective prosecution
• holding that the Supreme Court lacked jurisdiction to review Ohio Supreme Court's decision remanding for trial because the Court can only review final judgments, defined by the imposition of a sentence
• holding that the Supreme Court lacked jurisdiction to review Ohio Supreme Court’s decision remanding for trial because the Court can only review final judgments, defined by the imposition of a sentence
• declining to review claim of publisher of Hustler magazine that he was being selectively prosecuted by state officials for obscenity because state criminal trial not completed
• declining to review claim of publisher of Hustler magazine that he was being selectively prosecuted by state officials for obscenity because state criminal trial not completed
• “Applied in the context of a criminal prosecution, finality is normally defined by the imposition of the sentence.”

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