Mohamed Kamara v. Attorney General of the United States

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• holding that the “more likely than not” standard applicable to Convention Against Torture claims is met if the probability of torture exceeds fifty percent
• noting that REAL ID Act’s jurisdictional grant regarding appeals by aggravated felons extends not just to legal determinations but also to application of law to facts
• noting that \vacat[ing] the order of removal\ may be an appropriate remedy for a habeas petition
• noting that REAL ID Act’s jurisdictional grant in CAT appeals by aggravated felons extends not just to legal determinations but also to application of law to facts
• noting that “it is the petitioner’s burden to show that the [agency] did not review the record when it considered the appeal”
• noting that “vacat[ing] the order of removal” may be an appropriate remedy for a habeas petition

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