Brianna Fuller Mircheff
How Judge Mircheff rules, drawn from 24 signed orders. Every observation links to the order it came from.
How Judge Mircheff decides
Patterns drawn from this judge's own signed orders. Every observation links to the order it came from.
What persuades
In one reviewed petition, the court granted procedural-due-process relief and ordered immediate release on the petitioner’s prior parole conditions.
“Accordingly, Petitioner’s procedural due process claim (Pet. at 14-18) is GRANTED. Petitioner Daniel Feregrino Pitaya (A# 205-529-662) is ordered immediately released on the previously imposed conditions of parole.”
In another reviewed case, release after filing did not moot the petition because the voluntary-cessation exception left open the risk of renewed detention without a judgment.
“absent judgment in her favor, nothing would prevent Respondents from simply taking Petitioner back into custody.”
Signed rulings
A grounded sample of orders signed by this judge, with the verbatim dispositive language.
“Pursuant to the Order Granting Petition, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED, ADJUDGED, AND DECREED that the Petition (ECF 1) is granted.”
“Claim One in the Petition is granted. Petitioner Gurudev Gurudev (A# 246-245-661) is ordered immediately released on the parole conditions previously imposed. Claim Two through Four in the Petition are denied as moot in light of the relief granted on Claim One.”
“The Petition is denied. Judgment shall be entered accordingly.”
“Accordingly, Petitioner’s procedural due process claim (Pet. at 14-18) is GRANTED. Petitioner Daniel Feregrino Pitaya (A# 205-529-662) is ordered immediately released on the previously imposed conditions of parole.”
“Accordingly, Claim Two in the Petition (ECF 1) is GRANTED. Petitioner Julissa Itzamara Aguirre Castillo (A # 220-393-971) is ordered released on the conditions previously imposed within 24 hours of this Order. The remaining claims in the Petition are denied as moot in light of the relief granted on Claim Two.”
“Petitioner reports that he has been released from Respondents’ custody. (ECF 12.) Accordingly, pursuant to the Order Granting Petition, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED, ADJUDGED, AND DECREED that the Petition (ECF 1) is granted.”
“The Court therefore discharges the OSC and denies the Ex Parte Application (ECF 6) as moot.”
“Claim One in the Petition (ECF 1) is GRANTED. Petitioner Mirza Nicole Maltez Reyes (A# 246-339-016) shall be immediately released on the conditions previously imposed. The remaining Claims in the Petition are denied as moot in light of the relief granted on Claim One.”
“Pursuant to the Order Granting Petition, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED, ADJUDGED, AND DECREED that the Petition (ECF 1) is granted.”
“(In Chambers) Order Denying Petition (ECF 1) by Magistrate Judge Brianna Fuller Mircheff.”
“Claim One in the Petition (Pet. at 6) is GRANTED. Petitioner Andrea Lancini (A# 246-058-942) is ordered immediately released on the bond conditions imposed by the IJ’s June 25, 2026, Order. The remaining Claims in the Petition are denied as moot in light of the relief granted on Claim One.”
“Claim Three in the Petition (Pet 71-75.) is GRANTED. Petitioner Maria Teresa Gonzalez Conrrado (A#246-547-232) is ordered immediately released on the parole conditions previously imposed. Claims One and Two in the Petition (Pet. 65-70) are denied as moot in light of the relief granted on Claim Three.”
Caseload & timing
From public federal docket records for this judge.
The reviewed outcome dockets all arise from a concentrated 2026 immigration-detention program. Their short duration does not describe the judge’s wider consent and referral caseload.
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