Supreme Court· 6/1/1999
Richardson v. Reno
Citations
- 526 U.S. 1142
- 119 S. Ct. 2016
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- “Although judicially developed exhaustion requirements might be waived for discretionary reasons by courts, statutorily created exhaustion requirements bind the parties and the courts.”
- “IIRIRA also altered the rules for permanent resident aliens returning from abroad . . . . [The] new INA § 101(a)(13)(c
- “Congress acts well within its plenary power in mandating detention of a criminal alien with an aggravated felony conviction facing removal proceedings”
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Cited by
15 cases in this archive cite this case.
- Richardson v. RenoEleventh Circuit· 1999-07-14· cited 88×
- Unnamed caseThird Circuit· 2000-03-09· cited 64×
- Sammir A. Poveda v. U.S. Attorney GeneralEleventh Circuit· 2012-08-27· cited 44×
- United States v. Rivera-NevarezTenth Circuit· 2005-08-05· cited 43×
- Alanis-Bustamante v. RenoEleventh Circuit· 2000-01-25· cited 36×
- Jones v. ZenkN.D. Georgia· 2007-07-24· cited 16×
- Pena-Rosario v. RenoE.D. New York· 2000-02-08· cited 16×
- United States Ex Rel. Radoncic v. ZemskiE.D. Pennsylvania· 2000-11-08· cited 13×
- Zgombic v. FarquharsonD. Connecticut· 2000-03-22· cited 9×
- Badio v. United StatesD. Minnesota· 2001-11-21· cited 1×
- Hoang Thanh Tung v. MeissnerN.D. Texas· 2000-03-24· cited 1×
- Richardson v. INSEleventh Circuit· 1998-12-22
- Dominick Akinwale v. Janet RenoEleventh Circuit· 2000-06-30
- Fedaa Al Najjar v. John AshcroftEleventh Circuit· 2001-07-18
- Rodriguez v. Immigration & Naturalization ServiceM.D. Pennsylvania· 1999-07-16
Cites
1 case in this archive is cited by this case.
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