· 7/15/1999
Summit Medical Associates, P.C. v. Pryor
Citations
- 180 F.3d 1326
- 1999 U.S. App. LEXIS 15952
- 1999 WL 498531
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- holding that the Alabama governor, attorney general, and district attorneys were not proper defendants for the plaintiffs’ challenge to the civil liability provision of Alabama’s abortion statute
- holding that the Alabama governor, attorney general, and district attorneys were not proper defendants for the plaintiffs’ challenge to the civil liability provision of Alabama’s abortion statute
- holding that a party may not take an immediate appeal of a trial court's decision regarding standing because appealing such issue fails the collateral order doctrine
- holding that pendent jurisdiction did not exist when resolution of the nonappealable issue was not necessary to resolve the appealable one
- holding that a party may not take an immediate appeal of a trial court’s decision regarding standing because appealing such issue fails the collateral order doctrine
- holding that a party may not take an immediate appeal of a trial court’s decision regarding standing because appealing such issue fails the collateral order doctrine
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Judges: Edmondson, Cox, Marcus
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