Gonzalez Locicero v. Nazor Lurashi

How courts have described this case

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• “The fact that the child prefers to remain in Puerto Rico, because he has good grades, has friends and enjoys sports activities and outings, is not enough for this Court to disregard the narrowness of the age and maturity exception to the Convention’s rule of mandatory return.”
• “The fact that the child prefers to remain in Puerto Rico, because he has good grades, has friends and enjoys sport activities and outings, is not enough for this Court to disregard the narrowness of the age and maturity exception to the Convention’s rule of mandatory return.”
• “The fact that the child prefers to remain in Puerto Rico, because he has good grades, has friends and enjoys sports activities and outings, is not enough . . . to disregard the narrowness of the age and maturity exception to the Convention’s rule of mandatory return.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).