UNITED STATES of America v. Leonard A. PELULLO, Appellant

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• holding that order lifting automatic stay in bankruptcy proceeding is appealable
• explaining that a defendant generally has no standing to participate in the ancillary proceedings that take place after the forfeiture order is entered at sentencing because the defendant no longer has an interest in the property
• forfeiture order is final, appealable order at sentencing as forfeiture order conclusively determines all of defendant’s interest in forfeited property
• “Although the stay of a civil action generally is interlocutory and not appealable, in bankruptcy cases, lifting the automatic stay and a denial of relief from the stay are appealable.”

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