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Independent reporting, firm litigation announcements, public court records, and professional recognition involving Barchiesi Law PLLC.
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Litigation announcements and case reports
These items describe litigation involving the firm. They are identified as firm-authored or firm-submitted materials and are not independent reporting.
Firm Case Report
Release of an asylum-seeker following federal habeas litigation
A firm-authored update discusses Rojas v. Warden and the federal court order directing the petitioner's immediate release from ICE custody.
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Release following prolonged immigration detention
A firm-authored report describes Salimitari v. Rivas, the limits on prolonged detention, and the federal court's release order.
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Federal challenge to immigration detention in Rojas v. Warden
The National Law Review hosts a firm-submitted announcement concerning the filing of the federal challenge and the issues raised in the petition.
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Review the underlying docket records
Public docket services allow visitors to review case captions, filing dates, counsel information, docket entries, and other publicly available information.
Habeas Dockets
Federal habeas matters involving Barchiesi Law
View a consolidated public listing that currently identifies the Rojas and Sapil appellate matters and links to the available docket information.
Verified external links
Public case records
Direct links to public docket pages for federal immigration-detention matters in which Robert C. Barchiesi II appears in the available records.
Rojas v. Warden, Pike County Correctional Center
Public district-court information for the federal habeas matter, including the parties, counsel, and docket activity.
Salimitari v. Rivas — Release Following Prolonged Immigration Detention
Public docket information for the District of Arizona habeas proceeding concerning prolonged immigration detention and the likelihood of removal.
Sapil v. Warden et al.
Public docket information for the federal immigration-habeas proceeding, together with the related Third Circuit appellate docket.
Amaya Cruz v. Warden
Public docket information for a petition for writ of habeas corpus concerning immigration detention in the Middle District of Pennsylvania.
Docket pages are maintained by third-party public-record services and may be updated after publication. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Every matter depends on its facts, procedural history, governing law, and jurisdiction.
Independent coverage
In the news
Independent reporting in which journalists consulted or quoted Attorney Robert C. Barchiesi II.
Deportations rise in Pennsylvania and New Jersey amid changing enforcement tactics
The Inquirer quoted Robert Barchiesi regarding detention barriers, access to bond, and difficulties learning why clients were being held.
Read the coverageNew legal tactic used to accelerate ICE arrests and expedited removal
Mission Local consulted Barchiesi about efforts to dismiss asylum cases and the potential consequences for people appearing in immigration court.
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Pennsylvania Rising Stars
Super Lawyers
Robert C. Barchiesi II selected to Rising Stars
The public Super Lawyers profile identifies Robert C. Barchiesi II as a Philadelphia criminal-defense attorney, lists immigration among his practice areas, and records Rising Stars selections for 2025 and 2026.
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