California Criminal Defense of Immigrants Seminar - April 28, 2012

 


REGISTRATION FOR THIS SEMINAR IS NO LONGER OPEN


April 28, 2012 

9AM- 5PM 

6.5 CLE credits*

San Francisco Public Defender's Office

555 Seventh St, San Francisco, California 94103

 

Registration- Private Attorney
$295

CLOSED

 

Registration- Legal Worker/ Nonprofit/ Student
$150

CLOSED

 


2012 Seminar Topics

 

I. Padilla: Why We Need to Protect Immigrant Clients Against Immigration and Criminal Disaster, and How To Do It

 

II.          Investigation

 

III.        Plea

 

IV.        Sentence

 

V.         Safe Havens

 

VI.        Post-Conviction Relief

 

Materials Include: N. Tooby, Tooby’s Guide to Criminal Immigration Law  -- 230 pp

 

Top Faculty

 

Norton Tooby, one of the foremost national experts on post-conviction relief for immigrants. Harvard University; Stanford Law School; President, STANFORD LAW REVIEW; listed in BEST LAWYERS IN AMERICA; author of POST-CONVICTION RELIEF FOR IMMIGRANTS (National Edition 2004); CALIFORNIA POST-CONVICTION RELIEF FOR IMMIGRANTS (2009); CRIMINAL DEFENSE OF IMMIGRANTS (2007)(with J.J. Rollin). Recipient of  the American Immigration Lawyers Association’s Jack Wasserman Memorial Award for Excellence in Litigation in the field of Immigration Law as a member of the legal team that successfully litigated Padilla v. Kentucky, 130 S.Ct. 1473 (2010).

 

Rose Cahn, Associate Attorney, Law Offices of Norton Tooby, Update Editor of CALIFORNIA POST-CONVICTION RELIEF FOR IMMIGRANTS (2d ed. 2009), and author of various articles on criminal and immigration law.

  

 

Reviews:

 

"The best and most interesting seminar I have ever attended!"

- Carolyn Chapman

 

"Great presentation--well-prepared and well-delivered."

- Fred Hansen

 

"This is a must for criminal defense attorneys."

- Karen Hill

 

 

*The Law Offices of Norton Tooby is a State Bar of California MCLE approved provider and certifies that these activities conform to the standards for approved education activities prescribed by the rules and regulations of the State Bar of California governing minimum continuing education.  Check with your state to see if reciprocal credits are available, or submit our materials to your state bar to seek credit.

 

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