· 11/29/1999
Mendes v. Immigration & Naturalization Service
Citations
- 197 F.3d 6
- 1999 WL 1045033
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- upholding BIA’s finding that alien committed marriage fraud in the absence of any admission of guilt
- referring to petitioner’s claim that immigration judge improperly shifted to him burden of establishing bona fide marriage
- finding waived due process claims raised for the first time in petition for review
- local zoning decisions have the effect of prohibiting wireless communication services if they result in significant gaps in service within the jurisdiction
- the court’s task is to determine “whether the decision, as guided by local law, is supported by substantial evidence”
- the court’s task is to determine “whether the decision, as guided by local law, is supported by substantial evidence”
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Judges: Torruella, Bownes, Lynch
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