· 3/22/2024
Bulk Transport, Corp. v. Teamsters Union Local 142
Citations
- 96 F.4th 1027
Oral argument
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How courts have described this case
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- holding that a transfer order falls within the collateral order doctrine and is thus appealable
- concluding that the requirements of § 2512(c) were not met in that case without any further discussion
- allowing hearsay in a juvenile transfer hearing because the hearing was analogous to a preliminary examination in a criminal case
- applying the collateral order doctrine in a criminal case in which the district court decision affirmed a territorial court's order that a minor be transferred for prosecution as an adult
- applying the collateral order doctrine in a criminal case in which the district court decision affirmed a territorial court's order that a minor be transferred for prosecution as an adult
- holding transfer orders fall within collateral order doctrine
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