Deadwood Gulch Saloon, LLLP v. Gambler's Gulch, Inc.

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• noting that a notice to appear must include a description of the con- duct alleged to violate the law
• holding with regard to an uncharged defense to a petitioner’s application for discretionary relief, “Brown had the burden of proof ... and had to at least have been aware of the possibility that the INS would try to rely on his 1996 conviction to bar him from relief.”
• holding with regard to an uncharged defense to a petitioner's application for discretionary relief, \Brown had the burden of proof . . . and had to at least have been aware of the possibility that the INS would try to rely on his 1996 conviction to bar him from relief.\
• “‘[T]here is no requirement, either statutory or constitutional, that all possible defenses or collateral remedies be explained’ 18 to the alien against whom the government is proceeding.” (quoting Aalund v. Marshall, 461 F.2d 710, 712 (5th Cir. 1972)

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