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First Circuit· 10/6/2014

Castaneda v. Souza

Citations

  • 769 F.3d 32
  • 2014 WL 4976140

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  • noting that “when” means “as soon as,” as in, “I’ll call you when I get there”
  • noting' how in a maritime statute, the phrases “in every such case” and “in every case” were used repeatedly in conjunction with “when” to qualify its, meaning
  • interpreting “when” as signifying that DHS can subject an alien to mandatory detention only if it detains the alien at or around the time the alien is released from criminal custody
  • “Mandatory detention of individuals such as the petitioners appears arbitrary on its face.”
  • \Mandatory detention of individuals such as the petitioners appears arbitrary on its face.\
  • petitioners each detained four to five years after convictions

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Judges: Torruella, Dyk, Thompson

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