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The following lists some of the cases where Mr. Conry’s client
prevailed on appeal where Mr. Conry represented the client in either the trial
court, the appellate court, or before both courts. Mr. Conry has been victorious
in numerous courts over many years.
Executive Office of Immigration Review
(2007) Motion to reopen removal proceedings
and allow for return of the wrongfully deported respondent to the U.S..
Board of Immigration Appeal
Hoguer Montano-Diaz (2006) The Board of Immigration Appeals reversed
deportation order and terminated deportation proceeding. BIA representation by
Mark Kinzler an associate attorney with Brian Conry.
Re:
Eslamizar (2004) Win before (BIA) Board of Immigration Appeals
State of Oregon
State of Oregon v Gonzalez-Galindo
(bad stop, conviction overturned) 146 Or.App. 291, 932 P.2d 118 (1997)
(marijuana grow, drugs suppressed, case dismissed) 159 Or.App. 34, 977 P.2d 1175 (1997)
State of Oregon v Ordonez-Villaneuva
(inadmissible
evidence allowed before jury, conviction reversed and case remanded) 138 Or.App. 236, 908 P.2d 333 (1996)
Federal District Court Oregon
U.S.
District Court (2008) USA v. Aduka Order on
Motion to Dismiss. Federal habeas win due to inadequate
assistance on immigration consequences of federal conviction.
USA v Jude Elebe
Aduka Federal habeas corpus (2005) win (vacating federal felony conviction)
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
Zheng v. Ashcroft 89 Fed. App. 76 (2004) (reversal
of deportation order saving alien from likely death at the hands of the
snake heads, a human trafficking criminal organization in China.
US vs. Vea-Gonzales
Collateral Attack (reduced
sentence) 986 F.2d 321 (1993) 986 F.2d 321 amended by 999 F.2d 1326 (1993)
US vs. Shell
– Speedy Trial Win (dismissal) 961 F2d
138 (9th Cir. 1992) opinion withdrawn by 974 F.2d 1035 (9th Cir. 1992)
The following additionally lists pleadings or decisions from
deportation defense and Post Conviction Relief cases handled by Brian Patrick
Conry.
EOIR: IMMIGRATION COURT OF OREGON
CANCELLATION OF REMOVAL WIN: On March 8, 2002 Judge
Bennett opinion "entered without inspection" Hispanic female from Mexico
allowed to remain in the United States after she was discovered by the INS
here "illegally". She is now
"legal" has green card, etc.
State of Oregon
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