Administrative Decisions Under Immigration & Nationality Laws, Volumul 22U.S. Government Printing Office, 1947 |
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Pagina 39
... rule . The respondent must provide evidence that there was nowhere he could obtain low - cost or free emergency care , because his " bare statement " that he could not afford such care " does not excuse his failure to present medical ...
... rule . The respondent must provide evidence that there was nowhere he could obtain low - cost or free emergency care , because his " bare statement " that he could not afford such care " does not excuse his failure to present medical ...
Pagina 77
... rule . The 90 - day time period represents a considerable extension beyond the 20 days suggested in the Conference Report . A time frame of 90 days for filing motions to reopen will provide parties an opportunity to avail themselves of ...
... rule . The 90 - day time period represents a considerable extension beyond the 20 days suggested in the Conference Report . A time frame of 90 days for filing motions to reopen will provide parties an opportunity to avail themselves of ...
Pagina 112
... rule , incorporating the holding of the Ninth Circuit in Barney v . Rogers , supra , is in fact the exception . See Matter of S - O - S- , 22 I & N Dec. 107 , at 109 ( BIA 1998 ) , The majority itself recognizes that an exception exists ...
... rule , incorporating the holding of the Ninth Circuit in Barney v . Rogers , supra , is in fact the exception . See Matter of S - O - S- , 22 I & N Dec. 107 , at 109 ( BIA 1998 ) , The majority itself recognizes that an exception exists ...
Pagina 120
... rule on he constitutionality of the statute we administer , the Board is authorized and expected to take due process considera- tions into account and to construe the statute to achieve a constitutional reading of its provi- sions . See ...
... rule on he constitutionality of the statute we administer , the Board is authorized and expected to take due process considera- tions into account and to construe the statute to achieve a constitutional reading of its provi- sions . See ...
Pagina 196
... rule . " Under the APA , a rule is a binding legal principle " designed to implement , interpret or prescribe law or policy . " 5 U.S.C. § 551. As noted in the OGC opinion itself , the opinion in no way modifies existing law , but is ...
... rule . " Under the APA , a rule is a binding legal principle " designed to implement , interpret or prescribe law or policy . " 5 U.S.C. § 551. As noted in the OGC opinion itself , the opinion in no way modifies existing law , but is ...
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Administrative Decisions Under Immigration & Nationality Laws, Volumul 2 United States. Department of Justice Vizualizare completă - 1950 |
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