· 8/13/2018
Aaron L. Johnson v. Wilcox State Prison
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- holding that an asylum applicant who shows past persecution is entitled to a rebuttable presumption of future persecution
- noting that an absence of a police report “leaves a gap in proof about how the government would respond if asked” which the applicant must satisfy (emphasis in original)
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