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ins Vs. Stevic

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  • US Supreme Court
  • Jun 05, 1984

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  1. Leng May Ma Vs. Barber US Supreme Court · Jun 16, 1958
  2. U.S. 407 (1984) U.S. Supreme Court INS v. Stevic
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  3. U.S. 407 (1984) Immigration and Naturalization Service v. Stevic
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  4. that there is a clear probability of persecution to be directed at the individual respondent. See Cherg Kai Fu v. INS
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  5. Appeals for the Second Circuit reversed and remanded for a plenary hearing under a different standard of proof. Stevic v. Sava
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  6. h) (1964 ed.). E.g., Cheng Kai Fu v. INS
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  7. Lena v. INS
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  8. available to aliens at the border seeking refuge in the United States due to persecution. See generally Leng May Ma v. Barber
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  9. Rosenberg v. Yee
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  10. been construed to encompass economic sanctions sufficiently harsh to constitute a threat to life or freedom, Dunat v. Hurney
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  11. Kovac v. INS
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  12. in a frequently cited case decided before 1968, Lena v. INS
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  13. reached the same conclusion in a case decided after the United States' adherence to the Protocol. Kashani v. INS
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  14. Id. at 379. Other Courts of Appeals appeared to reach essentially the same conclusion. See e.g., Fleurinor v. INS
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  15. Pereira-Diaz v. INS
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  16. Zamora v. INS
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  17. to cases of clear probability of persecution of the particular individual has been sanctioned by the courts (Lena v. Immigration
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  18. that there is a clear probability of persecution to be directed at the individual respondent. See Cheng Kai Fu v. INS
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  19. not a city or province. Lavdas v. Holland
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  20. Cantisani v. Holton
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  21. Compare Rejaie v. INS
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  22. F.2d 139 (CA3 1982), with Reyes v. INS
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  23. Fleurinor v. INS
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  24. Martineau v. INS
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  25. Henry v. INS
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  26. Coriolan v. INS
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  27. Daniel v. INS
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  28. Paul v. INS
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  29. Gena v. INS
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  30. Kovac v. INS
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  31. standard to the persecution issue. See generally Addington v. Texas
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  32. the clear-and-convincing standard, since the Government is held to that standard in deportation proceedings. Wood by v. INS
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  33. because, for example, he was not outside his country of nationality owing to a fear of persecution. Cf. Rosenberg v. Yee
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  34. U.S. Supreme Court INS v. Stevic
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  35. Immigration and Naturalization Service v. Stevic
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  36. See Cherg Kai Fu v. INS
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  37. Stevic v. Sava
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  38. E.g., Cheng Kai Fu v. INS
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  39. Dunat v. Hurney
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  40. the Protocol. Kashani v. INS
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  41. Fleurinor v. INS
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  42. (Lena v. Immigration
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  43. See Cheng Kai Fu v. INS
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  44. Lavdas v. Holland
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  45. Reyes v. INS
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  46. Addington v. Texas
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  47. Cf. Rosenberg v. Yee
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