Free Order on Motion to Continue - District Court of Connecticut - Connecticut

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M . UNOPPOSED REQUEST FOR CONTINUANCE OF EVIDENTIARY `
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2 _ The Court has scheduled an evidentiary hearing for June 20, 2007 regarding whether
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,4; Mr. Auguste derived United States citizenship from his mother. Mr. Auguste hereby i
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V E ‘ moves for a continuance of at least forty-five days in the scheduling of that hearing. The
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§ respondents, through counsel AUSA John Hughes, have indicated that they do not oppose
; requests for continuances of this evidentiary hearing. .
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rg In support of the request, the petitioner, through counsel, states that:
3 A I P l. MrL` Auguste has been released from DHS detention.
E I 2. It appears that whether Mr. Auguste derived United States citizenship from his
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ii ‘ _ 3. Mr. Auguste’s mother told him and his siblings that she had received separation
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· lz ¤¤4. Egzery difficult to obtain reliable copies of legal records from the National
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4% Q rg A£l1ive§“;’~ir%_I-Iaiti. Many documents have been destroyed during years of unrest, and it is
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