In Re: Chi Yen Tran v. the State of Texas

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• holding that review of a district court’s characterization of the basis of its remand order “should be limited to confirming that that characterization was colorable”
• holding that when “the District Court relied upon a ground that is color-ably characterized as subject-matter jurisdiction, appellate review is barred by § 1447(d)”
• holding that when “the District Court relied upon a ground that is color-ably characterized as subject-matter jurisdiction, appellate review is barred by § 1447(d)”
• holding that “identical words and phrases within the same statute should normally be given the same meaning”
• holding that when “the District Court relied upon a ground that is colorably characterized as subject-matter jurisdiction, appellate review is barred by § 1447(d)”
• holding that when “the District Court relied upon a ground that is color-ably characterized as subject-matter jurisdiction, appellate review is barred by § 1447(d)”

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