Jellal Benslimane v. Alberto R. Gonzales

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• granting a petition for review where the reason given for the denial was “completely arbitrary”
• granting a petition for review where the reason given for the denial was “com- pletely arbitrary”
• noting criticism of the BIA and IJ’s by other circuit courts and concluding that the “adjudication of [immigration] cases at the administrative level has fallen below the minimum standards of legal jus- tice”
• noting criticism of the BIA and IJ’s by other circuit courts and concluding that the “adjudication of [immigration] cases at the administrative level has fallen below the minimum standards of legal jus- tice”
• “[T]he adjudication of [immigration] cases at the administrative level has fallen below the minimum standards of legal justice.”
• “An immigration judge cannot be permitted, by arbitrarily denying a motion for a continuance without which the alien cannot establish a ground on which Congress has determined that he is eligible to seek to remain in this country, to thwart the congressional design.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).