Kingsbridge 2005, LLC v. Wells Fargo Bank

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• concluding that even if judicial review of the BIA’s single-judge mechanism were proper, the petitioner had “failed to demonstrate that the case should have been reviewed by a three-member panel of the BIA”
• concluding that even if judicial review of the BIA’s single-judge - 12 - No. 06-3380 Lazar v. Gonzales mechanism were proper, the petitioner had “failed to demonstrate that the case should have been reviewed by a three-member panel of the BIA”
• denying the petitioner’s due-process claim when he failed to demonstrate that he was prejudiced by the IJ’s actions
• assuming we may review direct appeal without deciding issue because petitioner was not prejudiced
• assuming without deciding that judicial review was proper, and concluding that the claimant was not entitled to have her claim reviewed by a three-member panel of the BIA because her claim nonetheless lacked merit
• prejudice is necessary to establish a due process violation in an immigration hearing

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