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10th Circuit: Sentence of imprisonment is final judgment although restitution issues remain open

by Emil J. Kiehne Posted on August 12, 2019

Michelle Paup was convicted in a jury trial in federal magistrate court of theft of government property of less than $1,000 for shoplifting at an exchange store on an air force base in Colorado. She appealed to the district court, … Continue reading →

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Opponents of subdivision may appeal from either preliminary or final approval of plat, says NM Court of Appeals

by Emil J. Kiehne Posted on January 30, 2013

Normally, appeals may only taken from final orders or decisions — i.e. those orders or decisions that resolve all of the issues in a case.  Appellate courts don’t usually hear appeals from non-final orders, because a non-final order could be … Continue reading →

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