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: Fifth Circuit BlogSolicitor General Endorses View that UUV Is Not an Aggravated Felony, Seeks GVR In Serna-Guerra
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Long-time readers of this blog, as well as those of you who handle immigration and illegal reentry cases, are familiar with the Fifth Circuit's frustrating adherence to its view that unauthorized use of a vehicle is an aggravated felony, notwithstanding Supreme Court decisions undermining the Fifth Circuit's reasoning. If you're not already familiar with the issue, you can get up to speed licketyFull post as published by Fifth Circuit Blog on May 08, 2009 (boomark / email).
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