Office of Atty. Gen. v. Millennium Comm. & Fulfillment, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• explaining that writ of certiorari should be granted when there would be no practical way to determine on appeal from final judgment how alleged error affected outcome
• recognizing certiorari lies to review order denying discovery; irreparable harm existed because “ ‘there would be no practical way to determine after judgment what the testimony would be or how it would affect the result’ ”
• granting certiorari and quashing protective order preventing petitioner from obtaining discovery where inability to determine post-judgment what the testimony would be or how it would affect the result created irreparable injury
• granting certiorari review and quashing protective order that prevented petitioner from obtaining discovery, where irreparable injury occurred due to inability to determine post-judgment what the testimony would be or how it would affect result

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).