United States v. Joseph C. Kane

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• noting Supreme Court authority restricting Cohen appeals in criminal cases to three narrow categories: refusals to dismiss indictments for violations of double jeopardy clause or speech and debate clause or to reduce bail
• noting <br>Supreme Court authority restricting Cohen appeals in criminal cases <br>to three narrow categories: refusals to dismiss indictments for <br>violations of double jeopardy clause or speech and debate clause or <br>to reduce bail
• “As a result of the ‘compelling interest in prompt trials,’ the requirements of the collateral order doctrine have been interpreted ‘with the utmost strictness’ in criminal prosecutions.”

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