Legal Opinion

United States v. Higareda-Ramirez

District Court, D. Hawaii

Decided July 26, 2000No. 99-00066 SOMPublishedCited by 1 opinion

1Opinion of the Court

MOLLWAY, District Judge.

ORDER DISMISSING INDICTMENT

I. INTRODUCTION.

This case presents the much-litigated question of when due process violations in a deportation proceeding render the proceeding “fundamentally unfair” under 8 U.S.C. § 1326.

The Ninth Circuit has repeatedly held that a due process violation, without more, does not make a deportation proceeding fundamentally unfair under section 1326. The due process violations ‘ in this case were legion. Besides being improperly deprived of an opportunity for judicial review, the alien was not informed that he had a right to counsel or of how…

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