Carlos T. Bea

“Under the circumstances of this case, we hold the FAA denied Tu due process when it failed to provide adequate notice of the suspension of Tu's pilot's license, thereby, denying Tu the opportunity to appeal. Accordingly, Tu's petition is GRANTED.”

“We hold the arbitrators did not manifestly disregard the law because no 'well defined, explicit, and clearly applicable' law existed to be disregarded. Accordingly, we affirm.”

“Because we hold the ADEA is the exclusive enforcement mechanism for claims of age discrimination in employment, we affirm.”

“Where the value of the property cannot be easily or readily determined -- as is the case here -- the correct remedy is to return the property, not award an estimate of the value of the property. ... We reverse with instructions for the bankruptcy court to avoid the security interest ... REVERSED AND REMANDED.”

“We conclude the discretionary function exception to liability applies. The district court acted correctly, and we affirm.”

“We hold that the district court abused its discretion and, therefore, reverse.”

“We hold that the Alaska 'coercion' conviction does not necessarily equate with a federal 'crime of violence' and grant the petition and remand to the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) for further proceedings.”

“We have jurisdiction under 28 U.S.C. 2253, and we dismiss the appeal as moot.”

“We conclude that we have jurisdiction over the petition, and we deny review.”

“We affirm the BIA's decision concerning withholding of removal pursuant to the CAT, but vacate its decision holding that petitioner's conviction ... is a per se particularly serious crime precluding withholding of removal relief.”

“We hold the maxim falsus in uno, falsus in omnibus may be used by an immigration judge, and we deny Li's petition.”

“The panel affirmed the district court's denial of a motion to dismiss an indictment charging attempted entry after deportation.”