· 6/8/2010
United States v. Arita-Campos
Citations
- 607 F.3d 487
- 2010 U.S. App. LEXIS 11632
- 2010 WL 2267058
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- holding that sufficient recourse to judicial review exists to undermine a defendant's defense under 1326(d)(2) \as long as he has recourse to relief through a petition for habeas corpus.\
- “[I]f an alien can demonstrate that he was never notified of the proceeding, a motion to reopen may be filed ‘at any time.’”
- “[I]f an alien can demonstrate that he was never notified of the proceeding, a motion to reopen may be filed ‘at any time.’”
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Judges: Kanne, Rovner, Tinder
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