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cjgl-2705	Nanasi, Natalie	An “I Do” I Choose: How the Fight for Marriage Access Supports a Per Se Finding of Persecution for Asylum Cases Based on Forced Marriage	2014	49	.pdf	application/pdf	23339	864	52	28.1 COLUMBIA JOURNAL OF GENDER AND LAW 28.1 certainty surrounding the availability of asylum protection in the courts for individuals fleeing forced marriage, practitioners litigating forced marriage cases must often rely on alternative bases for relief in order to avoid directly confronting the issue of whether forced marriage, standing alone, constitutes per se persecution. The consistent reverence for the marital relationship expressed by the Supreme Court in the domestic sphere, however, stands in stark contrast to the treatment of marriage by courts interpreting asylum law, specifically in the context of cases involving women 9 seek- ing protection in the United States from forced marriage.	cache/cjgl-2705.pdf	txt/cjgl-2705.txt