8 U.S.C. § 1484 — Statute Treatment

Statute treatment: 8 U.S.C. § 1484

Ranked leading cases interpreting this statute, drawn from 25 citation events across 20 distinct cases.
25citations total
20distinct interpreting cases
10distinct courts
0citations in last 5y
1953–1980year range
Top 19 leading cases
#1 Claude Cartier v. Secretary of State (1974) cadc 74 own cites 1× in case
#2 United States v. Lucienne D'Hotelle De Benitez Rexach (1977) ca1 17 own cites 1× in case
#3 Moreno v. Toll (1980) mdd 12 own cites 1× in case
#4 Augusta Svejkovsky v. The Honorable Edward A. Tamm, District Judge of the United States District Court for the District of Columbia (1963) cadc 6 own cites 1× in case
#5 Reaume v. United States (1954) mied 4 own cites 1× in case
#6 Schneider v. Rusk (1963) dcd 5 own cites 3× in case
#7 United States v. Cuccaro (1956) nyed 3 own cites 1× in case
#8 Rosasco v. Brownell (1958) nyed 3 own cites 1× in case
#9 Schneider v. Herter (1960) cadc 3 own cites 2× in case
#10 Julius Strupp v. John Foster Dulles, Secretary of State (1958) ca2 2 own cites 1× in case
#11 Strupp v. Herter (1960) nysd 2 own cites 1× in case
#12 Strupp v. Dulles (1957) nysd 3 own cites 1× in case
#13 Garlasco v. Dulles (1956) nysd 2 own cites 1× in case
#14 Conrad v. Dulles (1957) prd 2 own cites 1× in case
#15 United States ex rel. Allcorn v. District Director of Immigration & Naturalization (1953) nysd 1 own cites 2× in case
#16 Gay v. Brownell (1954) prd 1 own cites 2× in case
#17 D'Alessio v. Lehman (1960) ohnd 2 own cites 1× in case
#18 United States ex rel. Cumberbatch v. Shaughnessy (1953) nysd 1 own cites 1× in case
#19 Scibilia v. Dulles (1956) nyed 1 own cites 1× in case

Ranking method: leading_score = ln(1 + own_citation_count) × √(mentions_in_case) × flag_factor, where flag_factor = 1.0 green · 0.6 unknown · 0.5 neutral · 0.4 yellow · 0.3 procedural · 0 red. Red-flagged cases excluded — their interpretation has been undermined and shouldn't lead the list. Top 20 returned per statute. Open any case for full G Cite, trajectory, and per-circuit treatment.