A federal district court granted a habeas petition and ordered the immediate release of a noncitizen who had been paroled into the United States and later re-detained by ICE without advance notice or a pre-detention hearing, finding the government’s mandatory-detention arguments inapplicable.
A magistrate judge recommends dismissing a jail inmate’s civil rights action without further leave to amend after the plaintiff failed to file an amended complaint despite multiple extensions and explicit warnings.
A federal court ruled that a former county district representative adequately alleged First Amendment retaliation and intimate association claims against a county supervisor and aide who allegedly fired her for whistleblowing and her husband’s political work, but dismissed all claims against t
A magistrate judge recommends granting Vijay Kumar’s habeas petition in part, ordering his immediate release and enjoining re-detention absent pre-deprivation procedures, while recommending dismissal of his remaining claims without prejudice.
A magistrate judge recommended dismissing a federal prisoner’s § 2241 petition for lack of jurisdiction because his claims about interrupted Hepatitis C treatment, stroke follow-up, and medication interruptions challenge the conditions of his confinement rather than the fact or duration of his
The Eastern District of California adopted a magistrate judge’s findings and recommendations, granted Wanjing Yu’s habeas petition, ordered her immediate release, and barred renewed detention without changed circumstances.
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A magistrate judge recommends granting a § 2241 habeas petition and ordering the immediate release of a Yemeni national who was paroled in 2022 after a 2021 entry, complied with immigration requirements for years, and was re-detained in 2026 without any showing of materially changed circumstances ju
The Eastern District of California granted a pretrial detainee leave to proceed in forma pauperis but dismissed his amended complaint with leave to amend, finding his legal-mail, conditions, and retaliation allegations insufficient and directing that his Sixth Amendment claim be raised in his crimin
The court denied the prisoner’s motion to quash third-party subpoenas because a pro se litigant lacks representative capacity and standing to assert non-parties’ privacy rights, denied his protective order as unripe, and recommended granting his motion to amend only as to the Fourteenth
The court granted the petition for writ of habeas corpus, ordering petitioner’s immediate release from ICE custody and enjoining re-detention without a pre-detention hearing, because ICE detained him for two months without notifying him he was held under 8 U.S.C. § 1226(c) and deprived him of
A magistrate judge recommended dismissal of a pro se state prisoner’s second § 2254 petition as duplicative of an earlier-filed case involving identical claims, parties, and relief, and separately ordered the clerk to randomly assign a district judge to the matter.
A magistrate judge recommended denying a state prisoner’s application to proceed in forma pauperis in his Section 1983 action after reviewing his prisoner trust account statement and concluding he could afford the $405 filing fee.
The court granted the petitioner’s habeas petition and motion for a temporary restraining order, ordering his immediate release from immigration detention because the government failed to provide a constitutionally required pre-deprivation bond hearing before re-detaining him in July 2026.
A federal district court granted a pro se immigration detainee’s habeas petition and motion for a temporary restraining order, ordering his immediate release because the government failed to provide a constitutionally required pre-deprivation bond hearing before re-detaining him.