Second Circuit· 11/3/2014
Suzhen Meng v. Holder
Citations
- 770 F.3d 1071
- 2014 WL 5510901
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- noting that “evidence of the possibility of future torture” is insufficient to show agency error
- stating that an alien must show by a preponderance of the evidence that she is not barred from seeking asylum
- “Past torture does not give rise to a presumption of future torture. Rather, it serves as evidence of the possibility of future torture.”
- “Past torture does not give rise to a presumption of future torture. Rather, it serves as evidence of the possibility of future torture.”
- persecutor bar applies if “(1) the alien [was] involved in acts of persecution; 3 Case: 18-60153 Document: 00514993897 Page: 4 Date Filed: 06/12/2019 No. 18-60153 (2
- “Past torture does not give rise to a presumption of future torture.”
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Judges: Carney, Raggi, Winter
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- Weng v. HolderSecond Circuit· 2009-04-14· cited 1,398×
- Marta Brigida Melgar De Torres v. Janet Reno, Attorney General, and the Immigration and Naturalization ServiceSecond Circuit· 1999-08-19· cited 581×
- Mu Xiang Lin v. United States Department of JusticeSecond Circuit· 2005-11-22· cited 571×
- Shunfu Li v. MukaseySecond Circuit· 2008-06-13· cited 497×
- Kyaw Zwar Tun v. United States Immigration and Naturalization ServiceSecond Circuit· 2006-04-21· cited 263×
- Mei Fun Wong v. HolderSecond Circuit· 2011-02-01· cited 164×
- Balachova v. MukaseySecond Circuit· 2008-11-12· cited 62×
- Zhang Jian Xie v. Immigration and Naturalization ServiceSecond Circuit· 2006-01-05· cited 59×
- Xu Sheng Gao v. United States Attorney GeneralSecond Circuit· 2007-09-04· cited 37×
- Maldonado v. HolderSecond Circuit· 2014-08-14· cited 28×
- Yan Yan Lin v. HolderSecond Circuit· 2009-10-14· cited 9×
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