recalendar
recalendar verb: to schedule a new hearing for a case when court proceedings had previously been administratively closed or indefinitely postponed.
Verb
recalendar (third-person singular simple present recalendars, present participle recalendaring, simple past and past participle recalendared)
- To schedule a new hearing for a case when court proceedings had previously been administratively closed or indefinitely postponed.
- Since May 12, 2025, the Department of Homeland Security, ICE Office of the Principal Legal Advisor (OPLA or DHS) has filed motions to recalendar thousands of administratively closed cases in immigration courts throughout the country. […] A case may only be recalendared on the motion of one or both...2025 July, Kate Mahoney and Merle Kahn, “RESPONDING TO DHS MOTIONS TO RECALENDAR”, in Immigrant Legal Resource Center, archived from the original on 25 Sep 2025, pages 1, 2
Forms of recalendar
| third-person singular present | recalendars |
|---|---|
| present participle | recalendaring |
| past participle | recalendared |
| past | recalendared |
Origin of recalendar
From re- + calendar.
Questions about recalendar
- What does recalendar mean?
- Recalendar means to schedule a new hearing for a case when court proceedings had previously been administratively closed or indefinitely postponed.
- What part of speech is recalendar?
- Recalendar is a verb.
- What is the past tense of recalendar?
- The past tense of recalendar is recalendared.
Words near recalendar in the dictionary
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