Huckins v. Hanson

How courts have described this case

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• holding that a form lacking relevant information \lulls the [noncitizen] into a false sense of procedural security\
• holding that “the nationwide procedures by which the INS obtained waivers in document fraud cases violated the aliens’ rights to due pro- cess of law”
• holding that giving “confusing” and “af- firmatively misleading” forms to immigrants charged with document fraud deprived the recipients of their due process rights
• recognizing “that the individual elements [of an injunction] are intended to work together in order to remedy the demonstrated constitutional violations”
• noting that “the 18 government’s dogged focus on the factual differences among the class members appears 19 to demonstrate a fundamental misunderstanding” of Rule 23(b)(2)
• explaining that Rule 23(b)(2) “was adopted in order to permit the prosecution of civil rights actions”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).