OPINION AND ORDER
JED S. RAKOFF, District Judge.
No principle of federal jurisprudence has proved more efficacious than the "final judgment rule," by which a district court's interim rulings may not normally be appealed until the case is over and final judgment rendered. Naturally, any party that loses an important interim ruling wants to appeal immediately, believing that a parade of horribles will follow if the district court's supposed error is...
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