By Sandra Hernandez
Daily Journal Staff Writer In a highly anticipated decision, U.S. Attorney General Eric H. Holder overturned a Bush Administration policy that found defendants in immigration court had no constitutional right to an effective lawyer. With the three-page decision, Holder restored immigrants' right to appeal in cases of attorney errors. His decision tossed out an 11th-hour rule adopted by his predecessor, Michael Mukasey, ...
Daily Journal Staff Writer In a highly anticipated decision, U.S. Attorney General Eric H. Holder overturned a Bush Administration policy that found defendants in immigration court had no constitutional right to an effective lawyer. With the three-page decision, Holder restored immigrants' right to appeal in cases of attorney errors. His decision tossed out an 11th-hour rule adopted by his predecessor, Michael Mukasey, ...
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