DAR

For reprint rights or to purchase a copy of your Daily Journal photo, email Jeremy_Ellis@dailyjournal.com for prices or call 213-229-5424.

To buy more copies, call 866-531-1492 or email subscribe@dailyjournal.com

Daily appellate reports

Enewsletter Sign-up

Search Filters

Filter by date

to

Search by Case Name

Search by Judge

Search by Case Number

Search by DJ Citation Number

Search by Category

Search by Court

Case #	Name	Category	Court	Judge	Published
99-50234	U.S. v. Reyes-Platero Court has jurisdiction to hear appeal of Mexican national who pleaded guilty to being deportable but was not informed about right to contact consulate.	Immigration			Jul. 19, 2000
98-50568	U.S. v. Corona-Garcia Violation for illegal re-entry after deportation may be established by defendant's presence in United States and evidence showing prior deportation.	Immigration			Jun. 29, 2000
98-70422	Colmenar v. INS Asylum applicant must be afforded a full and fair hearing before deportation.	Immigration			Jun. 29, 2000
98-70564	Rostomian v. INS Act of random violence during period of significant strife in homeland is insufficient for asylum applicant to establish fear of persecution.	Immigration			Jun. 29, 2000
98-35723	Gorbach v. Reno It is within the Attorney General's authority under statutory law to reopen and revoke naturalization orders.	Immigration			Jun. 19, 2000
96-70513	Noriega-Perez v. U.S. Separation of powers isn't violated when an administrative law judge presides over immigration document fraud case and imposes a civil fine.	Immigration			Jun. 19, 2000
96-30065	United States v. Ahumada-Aguilar A child born in Mexico to an unmarried Mexican woman and an American man who hasn't acknowledged paternity is a U.S. citizen.	Immigration			Jun. 19, 2000
97-70502	Singh-Bhathal v. INS Immigration judge has authority over deportation proceeding to reconsider order by immigration judge with previous jurisdiction over case.	Immigration			Jun. 18, 2000
98-30188	United States v. Lopez-Gonzalez Conviction for illegal entry after deportation is proper, even if defendant was removed, because deportation and removal aren't different under illegal entry statute.	Immigration			Jun. 15, 2000
97-9513	Rivera-Jimenez v. INS When deportation proceedings commence before April 1, 1997, BIA must apply transitional IIRIRA rules, not INA rules.	Immigration			Jun. 15, 2000
99-6210	Momennia v. INS Order	Immigration			Jun. 15, 2000
97-15789	Hose v. INS District courts lack jurisdiction to consider habeas petitions challenging exclusion orders.	Immigration			Jun. 14, 2000
97-15789	Hose v. INS Alien's petition for habeas corpus isn't subject to judicial review under Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act.	Immigration			Jun. 14, 2000
98-16034	Baria v. Reno Filing a motion to reopen immigration board's decision doesn't bar deportation proceedings.	Immigration			Jun. 14, 2000
97-15789	Hose v. INS District courts lack jurisdiction to consider habeas petitions challenging exclusion orders.	Immigration			Jun. 13, 2000
98-70581	Reyes-Guerrero v. INS Alien threatened with death for his political opinion is a well-founded fear of persecution for asylum purposes.	Immigration			Jun. 12, 2000
99-50105	U.S. v. Flores-Garcia In prosecution for aiding or assisting inadmissible alien felon to enter United States, defendant's knowledge of alien's prior felony conviction isn't element of offense.	Immigration			Jun. 9, 2000
99-9512	Escalera v. INS Order	Immigration			Jun. 7, 2000
98-30304	U.S. v. Hinojosa-Perez Alien's lack of diligence when given notice of proper procedures bars attack on deportation order.	Immigration			Jun. 2, 2000
99-30130	U.S. v. Sandoval-Barajas Alien's prior state court conviction of gun possession is not aggravated felony for purposes of federal sentencing guidelines.	Immigration			Jun. 2, 2000
98-70462 and 98-70590	Aragon-Ayon v. INS Amended definition of "aggravated felony" contained in Immigration and Naturalization Act applies retroactively.	Immigration			Jun. 2, 2000
98-70321	Jacinto v. INS Immigration judge has duty to develop record fully and fairly in manner understandable to alien, and to ensure that favorable facts are presented.	Immigration			Jun. 2, 2000
98-70682	Tecun-Florian v. INS Alien is not entitled to asylum where there is no showing that he was persecuted for his religious beliefs.	Immigration			Jun. 2, 2000
99-10194	U.S. v. Salazar-Robles Venue for deportable offense is proper in district where alien is found, even if he is not in district voluntarily.	Immigration			Jun. 2, 2000
98-71469	Escobar-Grijalva v. INS Failure to allow alien to select her own counsel during asylum hearing violates due process.	Immigration			Jun. 2, 2000
98-70782	Socop-Gonzalez v. INS Statute of limitations applies to alien who doesn't timely request adjustment of status due to incorrect information given by INS officer.	Immigration			Jun. 2, 2000
98-71195	Chanchavac v. INS Alien is entitled to asylum based on evidence of pervasive violence against alien by homeland military forces.	Immigration			Jun. 2, 2000
99-30090	U.S. v. Ibarra-Galindo If defined by state law as felony, 'aggravated felony' definition includes crime of controlled substance possession for sentence enhancement purposes.	Immigration			Jun. 2, 2000
98-70266	Perez-Lastor v. INS In deportation proceeding, asylum applicant is denied due process when translator does not accurately communicate immigration judge's questions.	Immigration			Jun. 2, 2000
98-70752	Yazitchian v. INS Form of extortion by government entity is sufficient to support presumption of well-founded fear of future persecution.	Immigration			Jun. 2, 2000