· 5/3/1996
Federal Case
Citations
- 82 F.3d 903
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- holding that denial of indefinite continuance following multiple prior continuances was not an abuse of discretion
- finding that the asylum applicant had a well-founded fear where death threats began three years before applicant fled and applicant received no death threats during the last five months in her country
- noting that there is no “rule that if the departure was a considerable time after the first threat, then the fear was not genuine or well founded”
- noting that there is no “rule that if the departure was a con- siderable time after the first threat, then the fear was not genu- ine or well founded”
- loss of ration card and business’s inability to buy inventory constitute economic persecution
- no abuse of discretion in denying request for continuance where multiple continuances had already been granted
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