· 4/1/2024
In the Int. of: R.M.A., a Minor Pet of: Mother
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- holding that World War II-era documents from Lithuanian archives that demonstrated the defendant’s employment and activities during World War II were admissible under Rule 803(16)
- admitting documents that came from Soviet sources or were in Soviet possession
- denaturalization judgment must be upheld “even if we sustain only one of the [six] bases for [the district court’s] conclusion that [Stelmokas] had been ineligible to enter the United States”
- The government does not bear the burden of “produc[ing] evidence from officials that if the truth had been told the officers would have reached a different result”
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Judges: Per Curiam
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