Khalid Mohamed v. Eric Holder, Jr.

How courts have described this case

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• asking whether the conduct “not only violates a statute but also independently violates a moral norm”
• \[T]he phrase 'involving moral turpitude' ... refers to more than simply the wrong inherent in violating the statute. Otherwise the requirement ... would be superfluous.\
• “[T]he phrase ‘involving moral turpitude’ . . . refers to more than simply the wrong inherent in violating the statute. Otherwise the requirement . . . would be superfluous.”
• “[T]he phrase ‘involving moral turpitude’ . . . refers to more than simply the wrong inherent in violating the statute. Otherwise the requirement . . . would be superfluous.”
• defendant acknowledged that sexual battery offense was a crime involving moral turpitude

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).