· 8/17/2007
Ghahremani v. Gonzales
Citations
- 498 F.3d 993
- 2007 WL 2332069
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- holding that question of whether petitioner established \due diligence\ in discovering deception, fraud, or error in motion to reopen context is a mixed question over which we have jurisdiction
- holding that interim lawyers’s failure to inform petitioner of his first lawyer’s deficiencies does not undermine petitioner’s exercise of due diligence
- holding that a petitioner acted with due diligence where he “demonstrated a steadfast pursuit of his case” despite his “complete ignorance” of his original lawyer’s errors
- holding that question of whether petitioner established “due diligence” in discovering deception, fraud, or error in motion to reopen context is a mixed question over which we have jurisdiction
- holding that issues raised but 22 not adequately supported are considered abandoned
- explaining that issues not discussed in the body of the opening brief are deemed abandoned
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Judges: Harry Pregerson, Barry G. Silverman, and Richard C. Tallman, Circuit Judges
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