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PARK v. IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERV.United States Ninth Circuit
Immigration LawA conviction for involuntary manslaughter under California Penal Code section 192(b) constitutes an "aggravated felony" for which an alien is... |
03/06/2001 | 97-71373 |
GUERRERO-PEREZ v. IMMIGRATION & NATURALIZATION SERV.United States Seventh Circuit
Immigration LawAn Illinois Class A misdemeanor for criminal sexual abuse constitutes an aggravated felony of sexual abuse of a minor under the Illegal Immigration... |
03/05/2001 | 00-1799 |
FOROGLOU v. RENOUnited States First Circuit
Immigration Law, International LawNothing in the Convention Against Torture precludes the United States from setting reasonable time limits on the assertion of claims under the... |
03/02/2001 | 99-2295, 00-1232 |
US v. JIMENEZ-NAVAUnited States Fifth Circuit
Immigration Law, International LawThe Vienna Convention on Consular relations does not provide judicially enforceable rights of consultation between a detained foreign national and his... |
02/28/2001 | 99-11300 |
GUADALUPE-CRUZ v. IMMIGRATION & NATURALIZATION SERV.United States Ninth Circuit
Immigration LawImmigration judge may not apply the new continuous physical presence requirement, under the Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility... |
02/27/2001 | 99-70754 |
MAPP v. RENOUnited States Second Circuit
Criminal Law & Procedure, Immigration LawFederal courts have the same inherent authority to admit habeas petitioners to bail in the immigration context as they do in criminal habeas cases. |
02/23/2001 | 99-2735 |
CHOWDHURY v. RENOUnited States Seventh Circuit
Constitutional Law, Immigration LawWhere petitioner never received a meaningful opportunity to be heard in deportation proceedings, and the Board of Immigration knew that petitioner... |
02/22/2001 | 99-4256 |
GARCIA v. IMMIGRATION & NATURALIZATION SERV.United States First Circuit
Criminal Law & Procedure, Immigration LawPetitioner was "convicted," and therefore subject to deportation, even though he was seventeen years of age at the time he pleaded guilty to the... |
02/21/2001 | 00-1018 |
US v. ENCARNACIONUnited States First Circuit
Criminal Law & Procedure, Immigration LawDefendant's incarceration while awaiting reinstatement of a removal order was civil in nature, so criminal procedural rules did not apply until the... |
02/15/2001 | 00-1450 |
NAUJALIS v. IMMIGRATION & NATURALIZATION SERV.United States Seventh Circuit
Immigration LawImmigrant who entered the United States under the Displaced Persons Act, but failed to disclose his service in a battalion that assisted the Nazis in... |
02/15/2001 | 00-1518 |
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