State of California v. Harvier

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• \the final order rule is more than a mere formality. The rule embodies the substantive policy that legal issues should be developed initially before the district courts.\
• no \special circumstances\ where district court did not preclude appellant from filing amended complaint and ambiguous colloquy did not demonstrate that district court believedno amendment could save complaint
• “the final order rule is more than a mere formality. The rule embodies the substantive policy that legal issues should be developed initially before the district courts.”

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