United States Reports: Cases Adjudged in the Supreme Court at ... and Rules Announced at ..., Volum 543United States. Supreme Court, John Chandler Bancroft Davis, Henry Putzel, Henry C. Lind, Frank D. Wagner Banks & Bros., Law Publishers, 2004 |
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Side 347
... Zadvydas v . Davis , 533 U. S. 678 ( 2001 ) , and Clark v . Martinez , post , p . 371 , and under the rule announced in those cases must presumptively be released into American ? The same incompatibility may exist with regard to ...
... Zadvydas v . Davis , 533 U. S. 678 ( 2001 ) , and Clark v . Martinez , post , p . 371 , and under the rule announced in those cases must presumptively be released into American ? The same incompatibility may exist with regard to ...
Side 371
... Zadvydas v . Davis , 533 U. S. 678 , this Court interpreted § 1231 ( a ) ( 6 ) to authorize the detention of aliens who have been admitted to the country only as long as “ reasonably necessary ” to effectuate their removal . Id . , at ...
... Zadvydas v . Davis , 533 U. S. 678 , this Court interpreted § 1231 ( a ) ( 6 ) to authorize the detention of aliens who have been admitted to the country only as long as “ reasonably necessary ” to effectuate their removal . Id . , at ...
Side 372
... Zadvydas indicates that $ 1231 ( a ) ( 6 ) authorizes detention until it approaches constitutional limits . Nor does $ 1182 ( d ) ( 5 ) independently authorize continued detention of these aliens . Pp . 377–386 . 2. In Zadvydas , the ...
... Zadvydas indicates that $ 1231 ( a ) ( 6 ) authorizes detention until it approaches constitutional limits . Nor does $ 1182 ( d ) ( 5 ) independently authorize continued detention of these aliens . Pp . 377–386 . 2. In Zadvydas , the ...
Side 377
... Zadvydas v . Davis , 533 U. S. 678 ( 2001 ) , the Court interpreted this provision to authorize the Attorney General ( now the Secretary ) to detain aliens in the second category only as long as “ reasonably necessary ” to remove them ...
... Zadvydas v . Davis , 533 U. S. 678 ( 2001 ) , the Court interpreted this provision to authorize the Attorney General ( now the Secretary ) to detain aliens in the second category only as long as “ reasonably necessary ” to remove them ...
Side 378
... Zadvydas recognized , the statute can be construed " literally ' to authorize indefinite detention , id . , at 689 , or ( as the Court ultimately held ) it can be read to “ suggest [ less than ] unlimited discretion ” to detain , id ...
... Zadvydas recognized , the statute can be construed " literally ' to authorize indefinite detention , id . , at 689 , or ( as the Court ultimately held ) it can be read to “ suggest [ less than ] unlimited discretion ” to detain , id ...
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