In Re Franklin P.

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• stating that the collateral order doctrine is to be applied “only sparingly”
• discussing the legislative history of the statute that formerly permitted immediate appeal from a waiver of juvenile court jurisdiction
• The collateral order principle “is a doctrine that is to be applied ‘only sparingly’ ”
• “The four elements of the test are conjunctive in nature and ... each of the four elements must be met”
• “The purpose of the juvenile waiver hearing is not to determine guilt or innocence, but rather to determine whether or not the juvenile is a fit subject for juvenile rehabilitation measures.”
• “[W]hen a court proceeds by way of a special statute rather than under its general common-law authority, that court has only the powers given to it under the special statute.”

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