First Circuit· 11/15/2013

Ivanov v. Holder, Jr.

Citations

736 F.3d 5
2013 WL 6037164
2013 U.S. App. LEXIS 23115

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stating that summary testimony “comes toward the end of a case and is used to repackage complex testimony or already-admitted evidence for the jury”
noting that six-year-old convictions were relevant to conspiracy charge because defendant and most of his conspirators had been in prison during intervening time
noting that “numerous courts treat a person’s residence as prima facie 20 evidence of the person’s domicile”
observing that one assault came after a police officer failed to persuade Ivanov to testify against his pastor
emphasizing that authorities’ failure to respond to the petitioner’s and the petitioner’s parents’ reports of severe beatings by skinheads “signals their unwillingness or inability to control [the petitioner’s] persecutors”
holding that “the arguments of counsel are not evidence”

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Judges: Torruella, Thompson, Kayatta

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