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· 12/14/2017

HOLLY KAPLAN v. DAVID KAPLAN

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  • “Premature appeals . . . do not divest the lower court of its jurisdiction to issue a subsequent final and appealable judgment.”
  • “[G]uided by our jurisprudence in civil cases allowing premature appeals to ripen . . . , we . . . hold[] that, absent any prejudice to the Government, a premature petition for review of an immigration order may ripen upon final disposition of the case by the BIA.”

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