Abdelhadi Hor v. Alberto R. Gonzales

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• holding that actions of terrorists could be attributed to government where authorities told petitioner they could not protect him and advised him to “be extra cautious and keep a low profile”
• holding that actions of terrorists could be attributed to government where authorities told petitioner they could not protect him and advised him to “be extra cautious and keep a low profile”
• holding that actions of terrorists could be attributed to government where authorities told petitioner they could not protect him and advised him to “be extra cautious and keep a low profile”
• holding that actions of radical Islamists could be attributed to government where military told petitioner it could not protect him from terrorists and Algerian court advised him to “keep a low profile”
• concluding that record contained strong evidence of Algerian government’s inability to protect army veteran from radical Islamist group since military had warned it could not protect him, and Algerian court had advised that he keep a low profile
• finding it not obvious that Algeria’s military dictatorship would have allowed newspaper articles about terrorist attacks

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).