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Tag Archives: SubjectMatter
Geoffrey A. Hoffman: Pereira v. Sessions and the Right to Seek Voluntary Departure: Another Reason for the Wide Applicability of Pereira without the Need to Decide the Subject-Matter Jurisdiction Issue
Pereira v. Sessions and the Right to Seek Voluntary Departure: Another Reason for the Wide Applicability of Pereira without the Need to Decide the Subject-Matter Jurisdiction Issue Geoffrey A. Hoffman [*] Section 240B of the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA)… … Continue reading
Posted in Immigration law
Tagged Another, APPLICABILITY, decide, Departure, Geoffrey, Hoffman, issue, Jurisdiction, need, Pereira, Reason, Right, seek, sessions, SubjectMatter, Voluntary, wide, Without
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U.S. Federal Courts and Subject-Matter Jurisdiction
On November 30, 2017, the United States District Court for the District of Columbia dismissed the case Jimenez v. Colombian State for lack of subject matter jurisdiction. The plaintiffs consist of three Ecuadorian citizens who filed a complaint against Colombia, … Continue reading
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Tagged Courts, Federal, Jurisdiction, SubjectMatter, U.S.
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