United States v. Segundo Dejesus Perez

How courts have described this case

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• affirming district court’s finding that there was a reasonable probability that alien’s significant family ties and history of steady employment in the United States would have outweighed his conviction for attempted sale of a controlled substance
• upholding a district court’s finding that there was a reasonable probability that an alien’s significant family ties and history of steady employment in the United States would have outweighed his conviction for attempted sale of a controlled substance
• “To show fundamental unfairness, a defendant must show both a fundamental procedural error and prejudice resulting from that error.”
• “The government does not claim that any negative factors other than his conviction would have weighed against him at the time of his deportation.”
• “To show fundamental unfairness, a defendant must show both a fundamental procedural error and prejudice resulting from that 36 error.”

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