· 10/26/2006
Maxy Mediansyah Mingkid v. U.S. Attorney General
Citations
- 468 F.3d 763
- 2006 U.S. App. LEXIS 26632
How courts have described this case
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- rejecting mootness argument because vacating frivolousness finding “incontrovertibly leaves [petitioners] in better position than they would be in without our relief”
- vacating a finding that petitioners filed a frivolous asylum petition where that finding was based on an adverse credibility determination
- finding “nothing, jurisdictional or otherwise, that divests an [I]mmigration [J]udge of the authority to enter a ruling of frivolousness on an application for asylum that was found to be untimely”
- finding no barrier to 14 frivolousness finding with respect to time-barred application
- finding no barrier to 15 frivolousness finding with respect to time-barred application
- reversing when IJ found frivolous- ness based only on minor inconsistencies
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Judges: Birch, Pryor, Fay
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