Tenth Circuit· 9/30/2011
Luevano v. Holder
Citations
- 660 F.3d 1207
- 2011 U.S. App. LEXIS 19968
- 2011 WL 4509473
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- concluding that the violation of the Fourth Amendment would only entitle a petitioner to suppression of evidence in removal proceedings
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Judges: Kelly, Seymour, O'Brien
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Cites
14 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- Immigration & Naturalization Service v. Lopez-MendozaSupreme Court· 1984-07-05· cited 1,184×
- Frisbie v. CollinsSupreme Court· 1952-06-09· cited 993×
- Kucana v. HolderSupreme Court· 2010-01-20· cited 858×
- HASHMIBoard of Immigration Appeals· 2009-07-01· cited 196×
- Diallo v. GonzalesTenth Circuit· 2006-05-12· cited 147×
- GARCIABoard of Immigration Appeals· 1978-07-01· cited 104×
- United States v. Olivares-RangelTenth Circuit· 2006-08-11· cited 94×
- Sikkander Subjali Chacku v. U.S. Attorney GeneralEleventh Circuit· 2008-11-19· cited 67×
- Yerkovich v. AshcroftTenth Circuit· 2004-08-20· cited 61×
- RAJAHBoard of Immigration Appeals· 2009-07-01· cited 59×
- RAMIREZ-SANCHEZBoard of Immigration Appeals· 1980-07-01· cited 51×
- N-A-M v. HolderTenth Circuit· 2009-11-20· cited 42×
- TOROBoard of Immigration Appeals· 1980-07-01· cited 21×
- BURGOSBoard of Immigration Appeals· 1975-07-01· cited 14×
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