CRIMMIGRATION: At the Border of Crimminal Justice and Deportation

Please join us for New England Journal on Criminal and Civil Confinement’s Fall Symposium on CRIMMIGRATION: At the Border of Criminal Justice and Deportation


Featuring a panel discussion with:

Robert J. Cordy
Justice of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
Juliet Stumpf
Professor of Law at Lewis & Clark Law School
Aditi Goel
Staff Attorney at Committee for Public Counsel Services
Halim Moris
Lecturer on Law at New England Law|Boston; and
Partner at Moris & O’Shea, LLC
James P. O’Shea
Partner at Moris & O’Shea, LLC
Moderated by: Dina F. Haynes
Professor of Law at New England Law|Boston

Crimmigration refers to the intersection of two bodies of law: criminal and immigration. This symposium will consider current challenges faced by practitioners and their clients, including the effectiveness of plea negotiations, the immigration consequences of inexpert criminal representation, and the best practices for legal practitioners navigating the crimmigration field.
Expert panelists, including defense counsel and representatives of the judicial and legislative branches, will lead a nuanced discussion of what it means to work in the legal field with foreign national clients.

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For additional information, please do not hesitate to email
Managing Business Editor, Carly McClain
carly.c.mcclain@nesl.edu

Symposium Editor, Dan O’Shea
Daniel.f.oshea@nesl.edu
Cost: FREE
Sponsored by: New England Journal on Criminal and Civil Confinement