Fifth Circuit· 1/12/2006

Ramirez-Molina v. Ziglar

Citations

436 F.3d 508
2006 WL 62862

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concluding that on direct appeal from a reinstatement order the court retained the power to hear constitutional and legal challenges to the underlying deportation order
finding that an alien’s failure to contest his removability in his original deportation proceedings is a “critical factor in denying claims that deportation proceedings constituted a gross miscarriage of justice”
noting that there is no precise standard, for determining what constitutes a gross miscarriage of justice and dismissing petition for lack of jurisdiction after concluding that petitioner had not demonstrated a gross miscarriage of justice
requiring a “gross miscarriage of justice” as a jurisdictional requirement for a collateral attack on a removal order
noting difference in case law between a collateral attack in the context of a petition for review of a reinstatement decision and criminal prosecution for illegal reentry
a challenge to an already-executed initial removal order on the grounds that the initial order was invalid is a collateral attack on the initial removal order

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Judges: Garwood, Smith, Demoss

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