Lung lesions are by themselves alarming already. As if to say that their mere presence is not enough to put people on their toes, cavitating lung lesions are another example of the numerous types of lesions that can affect the lungs.
In such cases, only where counsel initiates a telephone request to be removed from the Assignment Court list and where a clerk of the Appeal Division scheduling unit has confirmed that all parties are ready to proceed and that a hearing date can be set will the case be removed from the Assignment Court list.
A: In most cases you have the right to ask for release from detention once you pay a bond, and to ask for a bond hearing before an immigration judge. You have these rights even if you have not been charged by the INS. The law does not say when an immigration judge must hear your case.