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: U.S. Supreme Court BlogLopez v. Gonzales: State Drug Crimes as Aggravated Felonies
By Paul M. Rashkind
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Lopez v. Gonzales, 126 S. Ct. 2557 (2006). Lopez was convicted in South Dakota for helping someone else possess cocaine, which under South Dakota state law was the same as possessing cocaine, a felony under S.D. law, and sentenced to a five-year term of incarceration. He was released after 15 months? imprisonment. Immigration authorities began removal proceedings against him and the I.J., after a remand from the BIA, held that the S.D. conviction was an aggravated felony. The Supreme Court rever read more
Full post as published by U.S. Supreme Court Blog on December 05, 2006 (boomark / email).
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