Whether Article III courts can refuse to exercise appellate jurisdiction assigned to them by Congress over final decisions of non-Article III bankruptcy courts on a determination of "equitable mootness," and, if that doctrine exists, (a) what is the appropriate standard of review, and (b) whether it can invoked when relief is available that would not scramble a bankruptcy plan or hurt third parties.

Whether Article III courts can refuse to exercise appellate jurisdiction assigned to them by Congress over final decisions of non-Article III bankruptcy courts on a determination of equitable mootness