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With a ballooning caseload of immigration appeals clogging the 9th Circuit's docket, a three-judge panel castigated unscrupulous lawyers and a sloppy administrative panel in a case in which a Mexican immigrant didn't even know who his lawyer was but was still told to leave the country. Lawyers say such oversights are common in the immigration appeals process. Ninth Circuit Judge Stephen Reinhardt also ruled that immigrants may stay in the country while appealing a ruling ordering them to leave.
November 22, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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