· 8/1/2016
Emily Joyce Collins v. William Michael Collins
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- holding that challenge to the process provided at bail hearing would not interfere with pending criminal proceeding
- holding that Younger abstention was inappropriate where adjudication of claim concerning bail proceeding would not disrupt criminal prosecution
- holding that an “irreparable harm” was caused by the “[d]eprivation of physical liberty by detention”
- holding that Younger abstention on a bail hearing is inappropriate, as it is distinct from the 4 25-1354 criminal prosecution
- holding that Younger abstention was not appropriate where requiring state court to hold a constitutionally compliant bail hearing “would not 27 interfere with [the state prosecution]”
- finding that regardless of how the habeas challenge 22 to the bail issue were resolved, “the prosecution will move forward unimpeded”
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Judges: Judge Richard H. Dinkins
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