Attorney Must Explain ‘Non-Existent’ Citation in F-1 Visa Suit

An attorney must show a district court why she shouldn’t be sanctioned for including a “seemingly non-existent” case citation in a filing in a now-closed suit over a student’s F-1 visa status, according to a federal court docket Tuesday.

Attorney Sarnata Reynolds with Ceartas Solutions must show cause regarding a citation made in a June 22 brief replying to the US’ opposition to a temporary restraining order, Judge Amit P. Mehta said in a minute order in the US District Court for the District of Columbia. Student Doe, who alleged the US unlawfully terminated his F-1 visa in the Student ...