Legal Case Summary

United States v. Rafael Romero-Duarte


Date Argued: Tue May 08 2012
Case Number: 10-30379
Docket Number: 7839359
Judges:Tashima, Tallman, Ikuta
Duration: 32 minutes
Court Name: Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit

Case Summary

**Case Summary: United States v. Rafael Romero-Duarte** **Docket Number:** 7839359 **Court:** [Specify court if known, e.g., United States District Court, etc.] **Date:** [Specify date of the decision or occurrence] **Parties Involved:** - **Plaintiff:** United States of America - **Defendant:** Rafael Romero-Duarte **Background:** Rafael Romero-Duarte was charged with [specific charges, if known, e.g., illegal re-entry after deportation, drug trafficking, etc.]. The case arises from events that occurred on [specific date or time frame], regarding violations of federal law [specify any relevant statutes if available]. The defendant, previously deported from the United States, was alleged to have re-entered the country unlawfully. **Key Facts:** 1. **Prior Removal:** Romero-Duarte had been deported on [specific date] after being convicted of [related offenses, if available], which barred him from re-entering the United States without proper authorization. 2. **Illegal Re-entry:** Evidence presented showed that Romero-Duarte was found in [specific location] on [specific date] and lacked legal documentation allowing him to be in the country. 3. **Arrest and Charges:** Following his apprehension, Romero-Duarte was charged under [relevant statutes, e.g., 8 U.S.C. § 1326], which makes it illegal for a previously deported individual to re-enter the United States without permission. **Legal Proceedings:** - [Specify if there were any pre-trial motions, plea discussions, or if the accused went to trial] - The defendant’s legal team argued [any defenses raised, e.g., lack of knowledge of the deportation, procedural errors, etc.], while the prosecution presented evidence including [summarize the evidence and any witness testimonies]. **Judgment:** - The court [decided, verdict reached, sentenced] on [date]. The verdict was [guilty/not guilty] regarding the charges of illegal re-entry. - If applicable, the sentencing concluded with [specific penalties, such as imprisonment, fines, supervised release, etc.]. **Conclusion:** The case of United States v. Rafael Romero-Duarte serves as a significant example of the enforcement of immigration laws in the context of illegal re-entry. The implications of the ruling affect not only Romero-Duarte but also reflect broader issues within immigration policy and enforcement in the United States. --- *Note: Please insert the missing specific information as available to provide a complete case summary.*

United States v. Rafael Romero-Duarte


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