· 1/15/1997
United States v. Loaisiga
Citations
- 104 F.3d 484
- 1997 U.S. App. LEXIS 595
- 1997 WL 9101
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- noting possibility that a denial of counsel in the immigration context, in some circumstances, might be so flagrant as to allow for presumption of prejudice
- “Perhaps there may be deportations where a denial of counsel was so flagrant, and the difficulty of proving prejudice so great, as to argue for presuming harm.”
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Judges: Cyr, Boudin, Ponsor
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