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Pagina 35
... claim may have been substantiated , through detailed affi- davits from the respondent , roommates , friends , and co - workers , attesting to the extent of his disability and the remedies used . None of these possible forms of evidence ...
... claim may have been substantiated , through detailed affi- davits from the respondent , roommates , friends , and co - workers , attesting to the extent of his disability and the remedies used . None of these possible forms of evidence ...
Pagina 36
... claim , given the totality of the record before us , including the lack of medical or other evidence to support his claim of exceptional cir- cumstances . See H.R. Conf . Rep . No. 101-955 , at 119 , 132 ( 1990 ) , reprint- ed in 1990 ...
... claim , given the totality of the record before us , including the lack of medical or other evidence to support his claim of exceptional cir- cumstances . See H.R. Conf . Rep . No. 101-955 , at 119 , 132 ( 1990 ) , reprint- ed in 1990 ...
Pagina 39
... claim of exceptional cir- cumstances . Matter of J - P- , supra , at 35. The majority states that it finds the decision of the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit , relying in part on the respondents ' not having called ...
... claim of exceptional cir- cumstances . Matter of J - P- , supra , at 35. The majority states that it finds the decision of the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit , relying in part on the respondents ' not having called ...
Pagina 44
... claim of a serious illness . In addition , the respondent had no notice of the evidentiary requirements the majority now imposes . Under these circumstances , I believe that remand , and not dis- missal , of his appeal is the fair or ...
... claim of a serious illness . In addition , the respondent had no notice of the evidentiary requirements the majority now imposes . Under these circumstances , I believe that remand , and not dis- missal , of his appeal is the fair or ...
Pagina 47
... claim , section 242B ( e ) ( 4 ) of the Act would be rendered surplusage . Id . at 124. In addition , I note that both Congress and this Board have rec- ognized our international obligations not to return individuals whose life would be ...
... claim , section 242B ( e ) ( 4 ) of the Act would be rendered surplusage . Id . at 124. In addition , I note that both Congress and this Board have rec- ognized our international obligations not to return individuals whose life would be ...
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