· 4/11/2024
Molloy v. Jouppi
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- finding that eight days between arrest and deportation was sufficient time to file a motion to reopen
- holding that an alien’s “attempt to claim prejudice from the failure to send notice to a place where he no longer lived is unpersuasive” given that he was “adequately warned of his responsibility to keep his address current”
- deeming 8 days sufficient time to file a motion to reopen
- deeming 8 days sufficient time to file a motion to reopen
- deeming 8 days sufficient time to file a motion to reopen
- deeming 8 days sufficient time to file a motion to reopen
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