UNITED STATES of America, Plaintiff-Appellee, v. Juan Jose ALVARADO-DELGADO, Defendant-Appellant

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• noting that defendant’s initial statements were not admitted at trial and the court therefore need not consider whether the pre-Miranda statements were admissible
• noting that defendant's initial statements were not admitted at trial and the court therefore need not consider whether the pre-Miranda statements were admissible
• noting that defendant's initial statements were not admitted at trial and the court therefore need not consider whether the pre-Miranda statements were admissible
• defendant's inability to show entitlement to any form of discretionary relief precludes finding of prejudice
• alien argued he was not informed of right to deportation hearing

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