ANDRADE
Citations
- 19 I. & N. Dec. 488
Syllabus
ANDRADE, 19 I&N Dec. 488 (BIA 1987) ID 3037 (PDF) (1) In bond redetermination proceedings, the Board of Immigration Appeals may consider the respondent's extensive and recent criminal record in determining the necessity for a bond or theappropriate amount of a bond. (2) The Board determined that the respondent's numerous convictions indicate a consistent disrespect for the laws of the United States and adversely reflect upon his character. (3) In setting a substantial bond, the Board took into consideration the respondent's disrespect for the law, his poor character, and the effect of his crimes upon his eligibility for relief fromdeportation. (4) An alien's early release from prison and transition to a parole status do not necessarily reflect rehabilitation, and, therefore, such facts do not carry significant weight in determiningwhether he is a good bail risk for immigration purposes.
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- finding an implied bailment in a “park and lock” garage situation, even though plaintiff had not surrendered keys to attendants, because the garage was in a permanently enclosed structure, and had an attendant who checked tickets and authorization stickers
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