LEGAL BLOG

Habeas Corpus and Immigration Detention: Constitutional Concerns Beyond Legal Authority

Even if the U.S. government has statutory authority to detain, Habeas Corpus remain as a constitutional tool for release from immigration custody.

Gregory Duralev

Aug 63 min read

So if the subject of INTERPOL Red Notice is located and detained or released after detention in the United States the notification is mandatory. In this case, if the requesting country has exerted zero effort to initiate extradition process or otherwise secure subject's return - it constitutes INTERPOL's lack of purpose because it is a deliberate abdication to act as required the RPD of the Organization and it strips the Red Notice of any conceivable purpose under Article 82 of the RPD

INTERPOL'S LACK OF PURPOSE AND EXTRADITION ISSUES

if the requesting country has exerted zero effort to initiate extradition process or otherwise secure subject's return - it constitutes INTERPOL's lack of purpose because it is a deliberate abdication to act as required the RPD of the Organization and it strips the Red Notice of any conceivable purpose under Article 82 of the RPD

Gregory Duralev

Jul 253 min read

EROSION OF THE U.S. JUDICIAL POWER: THE NINTH CIRCUIT'S SURRENDER TO THE EXECUTIVES

While some U.S. Judges bravely stand against the government's attempts to deprive them of their independent power, maintaining the constitutional separation that U.S. founders envisioned, the Judges of The Ninth Circuit I have filed a complaint against have chosen a different path entirely. They have submissively admitted the role of mere tool in the hands of executives to legitimize their legally flawed decisions, distortingthe purpose of independent judicial review.

Gregory Duralev

Jun 226 min read