Lawyer for detained “Dreamer” says ICE documents were doctored

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The pen is mightier than the pencil

In this case an eraser is more powerful than a pen.

Altering a defendant's statements to get a better result for a prosecutor or in this case deportation officers is a crime called FORGERY. Forgery is usually an easy deed to identify, and even if criminal charges are not pressed, there are appropriate sanctions for anyone who did the forgery -- two words that someone has made much of on one of his reality-TV shows.

"YOU'RE FIRED!"

Rectification of the wrong done to the victim, including the return of  funds or other assets taken from the victim and the release of the person from a contract that must be deem void) is appropriate.

Gang affiliation would of course be valid cause to denaturalize a citizen born elsewhere for subsequent deportation, let alone to rush the deportation of an illegal alien.

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Attorneys are really good... at catching liars. Many criminal and civil cases are decided on whether  a jury recognizes the credibility of testimony and the reliability of evidence. So an alleged rapist claims to have never been at a certain address, but his fingerprints are on the Venetian blinds. The victim said that the rapist tried to look through the blinds as he heard a siren.

If I am a defense attorney and I know that my client can be proved to have been at the scene of a crime despite telling the cops that he had never been there, then I will try to get a plea bargain --  maybe ten instead of twenty years.

Forgery is also a lie.