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· 8/19/1994

Buletini v. Immigration & Naturalization Service

Citations

  • 860 F. Supp. 1222
  • 1994 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 12259
  • 1994 WL 456615

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  • concluding that defendant abused its discretion by failing to address evidence of plaintiff’s original scientific and scholarly work, including a book authored by plaintiff and opinion letters from experts in the medical field
  • concluding that defendant abused its discretion, in part, where it failed to mention or address 6 That the Decision Letter strongly suggests that the opinion letters do not “reach[] . . . beyond [Rubin’s] employer(s
  • finding denial was arbitrary and capricious where Albanian physician won a national award, published a medi- cal dictionary and numerous articles, was responsible for gen- eral health projects, and served as an adjunct professor
  • finding denial was arbitrary and capricious where Albanian physician won a national award, published a medi- cal dictionary and numerous articles, was responsible for gen- eral health projects, and served as an adjunct professor
  • “[P]laintiff submitted a letter of reference * * * stating, inter alia, that plaintiff’s dictionary is an original work that will provide invaluable assistance to all persons who write or translate from the German language[.]”

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Judges: Gadola

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