Utah Supreme Court· 3/26/1986

Williams v. State

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716 P.2d 806
30 Utah Adv. Rep. 5
1986 Utah LEXIS 767

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noting the existence of an exception for “any interlocutory order or decision, but only at this Court’s discretion”
noting that one of the “traditional principles of appellate review” is “the final judgment rule,” which generally (subject to a few exceptions) prevents appellate courts from reviewing an appeal unless it comes “from a final judgment concluding all of the issues in the case”
“Under traditional principles of appellate review, . . . an appeal may be taken only from a final judgment concluding all of the issues in the case.” (citation omitted)

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