Legal Case Summary

Quintero-Salazar v. Gonzales


Date Argued: Thu Nov 16 2006
Case Number: 04-73128
Docket Number: 7855504
Judges:Kleinfeld, Thomas, Leighton
Duration: 32 minutes
Court Name: Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit

Case Summary

**Case Summary: Quintero-Salazar v. Gonzales** **Docket Number:** 7855504 **Court:** [Specify Court, if known] **Date:** [Specify Date, if known] **Parties Involved:** - **Petitioner:** Quintero-Salazar - **Respondent:** Gonzales (likely a government official related to immigration) **Background:** Quintero-Salazar v. Gonzales involves an individual seeking relief from actions taken by the government, typically related to immigration status or deportation proceedings. The specifics of the case would likely concern Quintero-Salazar's attempts to contest a decision made by the immigration authority or seek asylum or another form of legal protection under U.S. law. **Legal Issues:** - The key legal issue revolves around [specific legal questions, such as eligibility for asylum, claims of persecution, or challenges to deportation orders]. - Additional issues may include interpretations of immigration law, due process rights, or procedural concerns relating to how the case was handled by the authorities. **Arguments:** - **Petitioner’s Argument:** Quintero-Salazar likely argues that [specific claims, such as fear of persecution, significant legal errors, or violations of rights] warrant a reversal of the previous decision or further relief. - **Respondent’s Argument:** Gonzales would defend the government's actions by asserting that [the decision was consistent with law, valid evidence supports the outcome, etc.]. **Court's Findings:** [To be filled with specifics regarding the court's reasoning, whether the petition was granted or denied, and any key legal precedents or statutes that were cited]. **Outcome:** The outcome of this case would be summarized, indicating whether the petitioner was granted the relief sought or if the lower court’s decision was upheld. [Include details on any remand for further proceedings, if applicable]. **Significance:** This case may contribute to the body of immigration law precedent regarding [issues like asylum claims, procedural fairness, etc.], potentially impacting future cases with similar circumstances. *Note: The above summary includes placeholders for specifics that would typically be included based on the actual case details and findings. In the absence of actual case records or legal opinions, certain aspects remain generalized.*

Quintero-Salazar v. Gonzales


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