Eluid Trevino-Casares v. U.S. Parole Commission

How courts have described this case

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• observing, after declining to afford Chevron deference, “we consider it proper, indeed our duty, to follow our own independent interpretation of the statutes that govern the controversy before us”
• observing, after declining to afford Chevron deference, “we consider it proper, indeed our duty, to follow our own independent interpretation of the statutes that govern the controversy before us”
• Parole Commission imposed 71 months imprisonment and 37 months supervised release on 108-month Mexican sentence
• rejecting Commission’s view as impermissible construction of statute

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