· 6/2/2003
Clavis v. Ashcroft
Citations
- 281 F. Supp. 2d 490
- 2003 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 20610
- 2003 WL 21297562
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- finding no due process violation where deportation proceedings were administratively closed in order for alien to pursue criminal appeal, and reopened only after alien was statutorily barred from § 212(c) relief
- finding no due process violation where deportation proceedings were administratively closed in order for alien to pursue criminal appeal, and reopened only after alien was statutorily barred from § 212(c) relief
- finding no due process violation where deportation proceedings were administratively closed in order for alien to pursue criminal appeal, and reopened only after alien was statutorily barred from § 212(c) relief
- finding no due process violation where deportation proceedings were administratively closed in order for alien to pursue criminal appeal, and reopened only after alien was statutorily barred from § 212(c) relief
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Judges: Ross
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