The rule established in federal and state courts that allows for certain appeals to be made before a verdict is reached is known as the ______.

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The interlocutory appeal exception allows for appeals to be made before a verdict is reached in both federal and state courts. This exception is used in specific circumstances where a decision made during the trial can significantly affect the outcome, and waiting for a final verdict would cause irreparable harm.

The Rule Established in Federal and State Courts That Allows