Board of Immigration Appeals· 7/1/2020

JIMENEZ-CEDILLO

Syllabus

Sexual solicitation of a minor in violation of section 3-324(b) of the Maryland Criminal Law with the intent to engage in an unlawful sexual offense under section 3-307 is categorically a crime involving moral turpitude. Matter of Jimenez-Cedillo, 27 I&N Dec. 1 (BIA 2017), reaffirmed.

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Cites

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United States v. Shawn Engle
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Third Circuit· 2009-10-06· cited 124×
C-V-T
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Fourth Circuit· 2009-05-28· cited 110×
People v. Olsen
California Supreme Court· 1984-08-23· cited 103×
VELAZQUEZ-HERRERA
Board of Immigration Appeals· 2008-07-01· cited 89×
Jose Carlos Gonzalez-Alvarado v. Immigration & Naturalization Service
Ninth Circuit· 1994-11-04· cited 72×
United States v. Hughes
Sixth Circuit· 2011-01-24· cited 55×
Ricardo Prudencio v. Eric Holder, Jr.
Fourth Circuit· 2012-01-30· cited 51×
Richard C. Castle v. Immigration and Naturalization Service
Fourth Circuit· 1976-09-23· cited 50×
Bendel v. Nagle
Ninth Circuit· 1927-02-28· cited 50×
Owens v. State
Court of Appeals of Maryland· 1999-02-12· cited 47×
Fajardo v. U.S. Attorney General
Eleventh Circuit· 2011-10-12· cited 46×
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