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For the purposes of deportation, a state offense counts as an aggravated felony when it has every element of a federal crime except one requiring a connection to interstate/foreign commerce →
June 10, 2016 · 10:48 pm

Sixth Amendment speedy trial guarantee does not apply once a defendant has been found guilty at trial or has pleaded guilty to criminal charges


Opinion:
BRANDON THOMAS BETTERMAN
v.
MONTANA

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← A favorable ruling on the merits is not a necessary predicate to find that a defendant is a prevailing party entitled to attorney’s fees pursuant to title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964
For the purposes of deportation, a state offense counts as an aggravated felony when it has every element of a federal crime except one requiring a connection to interstate/foreign commerce →

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