Second Circuit· 3/27/2008
Changxu Jiang v. Mukasey
Citations
- 522 F.3d 266
- 2008 U.S. App. LEXIS 6417
- 2008 WL 817107
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- concluding that an “attorney’s decision, even if unwise in hindsight, was a tactical decision that [would] not constitute ineffective assistance”
- concluding that an “attorney’s decision, even if unwise in hindsight, was a tactical decision that [would] not constitute ineffective assistance”
- finding no ineffective assistance where counsel made the “strategic decision” to withdraw the alien’s application for withholding of removal and seek only voluntary departure
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Judges: Cardamone, Parker, Hall
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