· 6/16/2015
Maria Yanez-Marquez v. Loretta Lynch
Citations
- 789 F.3d 434
- 2015 U.S. App. LEXIS 10107
- 2015 WL 3719105
How courts have described this case
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- finding Attorney General’s position controlling where Department of Homeland Security and Attorney General had conflicting views about applicability of a legal doctrine
- finding Attorney General's position controlling where Department of Homeland Security and Attorney General had conflicting views about applicability of a legal doctrine
- underscoring the safety concerns behind the police’s ability to “detain the occupants of the premises while a search is conducted
- applying an abuse of discretion standard to review of BIA decisions
- “[T]he nighttime execution of a daytime warrant violates the Fourth Amendment, absent consent or exigent circumstances.”
- “[T]he Supreme Court has underscored that officers may detain the occupants of the premises while a search is conducted.”
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Judges: King, Floyd, Hamilton
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