Yuen Jung v. Barber

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• holding that findings of good moral character are find- ings of fact
• noting that if a prior bad act precluded one from establishing good moral character, “would require a holding that Congress had enacted a legislative doctrine of predestination and eternal damnation.”
• noting that if a prior bad act precluded one from establishing good moral character, “would require a holding that Congress had enacted a legislative doctrine of predestination and eternal damnation”
• “All modern legislation dealing with crime and punishment proceeds upon the theory that aside from capital cases, no man is beyond redemption.”
• ʺAll modern legislation dealing with crime and punishment proceeds upon the theory that aside from capital cases, no man is beyond redemption.ʺ

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