Tag Archives: Fourth Amendment

THE COURTS MUST SUPPRESS EVIDENCE OF ALIENAGE IN AN ILLEGAL SEARCH AND SEIZURE OR, NO, ICE CAN’T ASK FOR YOUR PAPERS DURING A BUSINESS RAID

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Special Blog for 6.14.19 by Merle Kahn, Esq. I’m going to start this blog out with a quotation from this case:  “Our central question is whether the ICE agents were permitted to carry out preplanned mass detentions, interrogations, and arrests Continue reading THE COURTS MUST SUPPRESS EVIDENCE OF ALIENAGE IN AN ILLEGAL SEARCH AND SEIZURE OR, NO, ICE CAN’T ASK FOR YOUR PAPERS DURING A BUSINESS RAID→

THIRD TIME’S A CHARM! – The Ninth Circuit Denies a Sua Sponte Motion to Rehear a Suppression Case En Banc!

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Weekly Blog for 4.5.19 by Merle Kahn, Esq. One immigration case came down from the Ninth Circuit this week denying rehearing en banc about suppression of evidence in immigration proceedings.  But there was a vigorous dissent which makes me think Continue reading THIRD TIME’S A CHARM! – The Ninth Circuit Denies a Sua Sponte Motion to Rehear a Suppression Case En Banc!→