constant rotation of differences the context he told us is no proof of what it cost your honor that is true however these medications are difficult to for right now he is relying on medical to provide him with medications he cannot afford than you can understand in the united states let recruiting testimony by psychologists and their twenty twenty documentaries internationally recognized organizations going in there and reviewing the conditions and determining that they are inhumane  and and would indeed be a reality of petitioner's life will be returned to the second point that we would like to address today is whether or not we can review whether or not this is a particularly serious crime matter of indicates four different criteria that immigration courts must use in determining whether a petitioner has been convicted of a particularly serious crime and we can review as a matter of law if then the gratian judges have not followed these criteria and instead on a summary kind of a judgment as opposed to review on a case by case basis the most important criteria in this instance is whether or not petitioner would be a danger to the community in this case the fact that he was off his medication when the crime was committed the fact on the very day of the crime he did indeed go to county and request help saying that he was not well and that he needed to be taken care of and was turned away indicates that as long as he is able to stay on his meds as provided  medical and by the care here he will not continue to ever be a danger to the community that incredible extenuating circumstance should have been taken into account as immigration judge harvard immigration judge did not go through the analysis of the fr instead made a very summary two sentence evaluation as to whether or not to should have been convicted of particularly serious crime change the fact that he is that he does have bipolar disorder will mark him in the eyes of the mexican government on the fact that he will only be able to take with him about two to three months worth of medication means that after a few months in mexico he the evidence is shown in the record that he will most most likely more likely than not be placed into a mental institution and combined in these inhumane conditions this is then borne out through the fact that other individuals in his similar situation have had this happen to them working a member of more elite class able to afford private medication this would not be an issue however the fact that he does not make enough money to afford his medications even here in california and then has to rely on that acco additionally were he to return to mexico he would not be able to afford his medication individual without committing any act against the state will be going to authorities he can help for a condition that he cannot afford to care for by himself and as a result of that be placed in into our and humane conditions secondly we have to look at whether or not this is a particularly serious making to improve the conditions in those institutions he reported that recently one point two million had been allocated by the government to improve the conditions in those mental institutions and the ministry of health  their education criminal was making the allegation that because he would be detained in haiti upon return and the conditions in haitian prisons were deplorable that therefore he would be tortured and the board found that simply making that general plain you very it was an amputee and they showed that look this is a life threatening condition i will not be able to get the medicine that i need if i sent back to the haitian prisons therefore those courts found that they were different from you just run of the mill criminal alien and that was unique evidence don't you have a couple minutes left if you need them or want them thank you your honor very briefly government counsel spoke rate deal about goals and progress that is being made however we must look to current conditions as opposed to intended once again let's keep in mind that he is a member of a social group of individuals who have bipolar disorder he is not a part of the general population who may or may not commit a crime and therefore be confined to a prison there is a special characteristic which he cannot change about himself the characteristics of his mental illness