Balogun v. Immigration & Naturalization Service

How courts have described this case

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• “When granted sua sponte, summary judgment is governed by Rule 56's requirement of ten days notice and an opportunity to respond.”
• district court’s dismissal of habeas petition amounted to a sua sponte motion for summary judgment because it “disposed] of a party’s claim by reference to evidence from outside of the pleadings.”
• deliberately withholding information and obstructing INS tolls the six-month removal period
• deliberately withholding information and obstructing INS tolls the six-month removal period

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