Rony Paz Calix v. Loretta Lynch

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• reaching the merits of a contention by an appellant who cited one case, even though it was a “thin argument,” be- cause “when the authority itself is thin, that may be sufficient”
• reaching the merits of a contention by an appellant who cited one case, even though it was a “thin argument,” be- cause “when the authority itself is thin, that may be sufficient”
• reaching the merits of a contention by an appellant who cited one case, even though it was a “thin argument,” be- cause “when the authority itself is thin, that may be sufficient”
• “[T]his court reviews de novo whether, as a matter of law, an offense invokes the stop-time rule under Section 1229b(d)(1).”
• “Once [the noncitizen] was convicted of the offense, he was rendered inadmissible to the United States. His accrual of continuous residence was halted as of the date he committed that offense.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).