In June 2018, the U.S. Supreme Court issued a landmark 8-1 decision in Pereira v Sessions holding that a Notice to Appear (NTA) in Immigration Court which does not state the date and time of the hearing is a defective Notice to Appear and does not give the Immigration Court jurisdiction over a case.
The government has failed to include the date and time in over 90% of the NTAs that it has issued over the past 20 years. Thus, the Pereira decision could void hundreds of thousands of existing and completed removal proceedings.
This would be a disaster for an Administration which is intent on deporting as many people as possible.
husband in prison robbery
my husband didn't get out of the car when another guy with him rob a fast food place, he ran off on foot with money and they got my husband by running car tag,he wouldn't tell who the another man was and they charged him 15yr sentence,he served 9.5 yr out on parole 2yr he got a dui 1st one,they revoked him for 2 years, put him in level4 prison, can we go back and try to reopen case for lesser sentence on the robbery charge and is there any way to get him back out of prsion, this is in alabama, i just feel the orginial sentence was very harsh ,he just would'nt tell, he was young and stupid but now his has a family that he provides for and hes a wonderful daddy, he doesn't need to be in prison, please is there anything i can do to get his orginal case reopened for lesser sentence or is there a way to get him out of prison before two years?