Doug Weigle of Bartlett & Weigle Co. L.P.A. will speak on Monday, March 10, 12:20-1:10pm in room 100A.
His topic: Representing Non-citizens in Criminal Matters. Doug will discuss what crimes trigger removal (deportation) proceedings, what to tell the judge and/or prosecutor about your client’s immigration status, and how post-conviction remedies can help immigrants who have unknowingly plead to deportable offenses.
Lunch will be provided by the Criminal Law Association & The Immigrant Community Legal Advocacy Project (ICLAP).
As always, everyone is welcome!
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