· 7/28/1997
United States v. Ramon Gonzalez-Chavez
Citations
- 122 F.3d 15
- 1997 U.S. App. LEXIS 19202
- 1997 WL 416737
How courts have described this case
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- holding that remand for lack of subject matter jurisdiction 16 “is mandatory, not discretionary”
- “[I]f a defendant voluntarily does the forbidden act [(reenters the United States without express permission from the Attorney General)], the law implies the intent.” (internal quotations omitted)
- “The agents must either serve the affidavit with the warrant 18 or list with particularity its relevant directives on the warrant itself. Otherwise, the good 19 faith exception is not available because (1
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Judges: Arnold, Bowman
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