Legal Case Summary

Doreen Flynn v. Eric H. Holder Jr.


Date Argued: Tue Feb 15 2011
Case Number: 10-55643
Docket Number: 7846317
Judges:Goodwin, Kleinfeld, Graber
Duration: 33 minutes
Court Name: Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit

Case Summary

**Case Summary: Doreen Flynn v. Eric H. Holder Jr., Docket No. 7846317** **Court:** United States Court of Appeals **Date:** [Date of the decision] **Parties:** - **Appellant:** Doreen Flynn - **Appellee:** Eric H. Holder Jr., Attorney General of the United States **Background:** Doreen Flynn filed a case against Eric H. Holder Jr., then the Attorney General of the United States, challenging a decision related to her immigration status. Flynn, a native of [Country], had applied for [specific immigration relief, such as asylum or adjustment of status] but faced rejection from the [specific immigration agency, such as the Board of Immigration Appeals, Immigration Court, etc.]. The basis for the denial was [summarize key reasons for the denial, such as lack of credible fear, failure to meet certain legal criteria, or insufficient evidence]. **Legal Issues:** The main legal issues presented in this case included: 1. Whether the decision of the immigration agency was arbitrary and capricious. 2. Whether Flynn met the legal requirements for [the specific immigration relief sought]. 3. Any potential violations of her rights under [specific laws or constitutional provisions]. **Arguments:** - **Appellant (Flynn):** Flynn argued that the immigration agency failed to properly consider evidence supporting her claims and that the decision was inconsistent with established legal standards. She contended that her rights were violated during the review process, and she deserved another chance based on [specific legal arguments, such as evidence of persecution, fear for her safety, etc.]. - **Appellee (Holder):** The government argued that the immigration agency's decision was based on a thorough examination of the facts and that Flynn did not meet the necessary legal threshold for the relief she sought. They maintained that the denial was justified due to [specific reasons such as lack of credibility, failure to substantiate claims, etc.]. **Decision:** The court ruled in favor of [Appellee/Appellant], affirming/overturning the decision made by the immigration agency. The court found that [summarize the court's reasoning, including any critical legal standards applied, evaluation of evidence, or consideration of rights]. **Impact:** This case has significant implications for [discuss the broader implications for immigration law, applicants seeking similar relief, or the precedent it sets for future cases]. The decision highlights the importance of [specific legal standards, evidentiary requirements, or procedural fairness in immigration proceedings]. **Conclusion:** Doreen Flynn v. Eric H. Holder Jr. underscores the complexity of immigration law and the critical need for comprehensive evaluation of individual cases by legal authorities. The ruling provided clarity on [specific legal aspects addressed in the case] and served as a reference point for future immigration-related appeals. (Note: Adjust the above information according to specific details and outcomes pertinent to the case.)

Doreen Flynn v. Eric H. Holder Jr.


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