Donald J. Trump v. Secretary of State

Summary

The court dismissed the appeal as interlocutory because the Superior Court had remanded the matter to the Secretary of State and had not entered a final judgment. It held that the election statute did not expressly authorize an interlocutory appeal and that neither the judicial-economy nor death-knell exception to the final-judgment rule applied. Requiring further agency proceedings would avoid an advisory opinion and permit review after the matter became final.