Chris Berez
@chrisberez.bsky.social
Liverpool, Freiburg, Red Sox, Patriots, Bruins, Celtics, Lynx, tennis. I love comics and cats. Slava Ukraini. Am Yisrael Chai. 🇺🇸🇺🇦🇮🇱
Yeah I have. I know the basic back of the box outline of the plot so I’m good. I really wanted to get to it and I just couldn’t put it off anymore.
December 13, 2025 at 4:57 AM
Yeah I have. I know the basic back of the box outline of the plot so I’m good. I really wanted to get to it and I just couldn’t put it off anymore.
Hahaha yes exactly!
December 12, 2025 at 7:51 PM
Hahaha yes exactly!
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This is also just deeply amateur hour. Judge Xinis ruled (1) there was no removal order; and (2) even if there were, his continued detention violates Zadvydas; and (3) there's a lurking due process problem.
Getting the IJ to issue a nunc pro tunc order addresses (1), but makes (2) and (3) WORSE.
Getting the IJ to issue a nunc pro tunc order addresses (1), but makes (2) and (3) WORSE.
December 12, 2025 at 3:28 PM
This is also just deeply amateur hour. Judge Xinis ruled (1) there was no removal order; and (2) even if there were, his continued detention violates Zadvydas; and (3) there's a lurking due process problem.
Getting the IJ to issue a nunc pro tunc order addresses (1), but makes (2) and (3) WORSE.
Getting the IJ to issue a nunc pro tunc order addresses (1), but makes (2) and (3) WORSE.
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For our blessed non-lawgeek friends, "nunc pro tunc" means "now for then." The concept is that an order issued by a court now can be applied retroactively as if it had been issued earlier.
Yes, it's a thing. I haven't seen one issued like this before, but, yes, it is a real thing.
Yes, it's a thing. I haven't seen one issued like this before, but, yes, it is a real thing.
December 12, 2025 at 3:33 PM
For our blessed non-lawgeek friends, "nunc pro tunc" means "now for then." The concept is that an order issued by a court now can be applied retroactively as if it had been issued earlier.
Yes, it's a thing. I haven't seen one issued like this before, but, yes, it is a real thing.
Yes, it's a thing. I haven't seen one issued like this before, but, yes, it is a real thing.
