· 12/19/2007
Pascual v. Mukasey
Citations
- 514 F.3d 483
- 2007 U.S. App. LEXIS 29293
- 2007 WL 4409788
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- noting that most circuit courts have approved this approach, that this court did so in Abdulnoor, and that the Supreme Court’s emphasis on the persecutor’s motive suggests this approach is appropriate
- stating that there was no support for notion that anti‐government opinion would be imputed to alien when Guatemalan civil war had ended decade before and civil patrols had disbanded
- presumption from past persecution based on conscription and treatment by civil patrol and abduction by guerillas in Guatemala rebutted because civil war had ended and civil patrol had been disbanded
- presumption from past persecution based on conscription and treatment by civil patrol and abduction by guerillas in Guatemala rebutted because civil war had ended and civil patrol had been disbanded
- presumption from past persecution based on conscription and treatment by civil patrol and abduction by guerillas in Guatemala rebutted because civil war had ended and civil patrol had been disbanded
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Judges: Rogers, Sutton, Bertelsman
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