Criminal Defense of Immigrants
Chapter
Chapter 18. Inadmissibility
- §18.1 I. Summary for Criminal Defense Attorneys
- §18.2 II. Immigration Considerations
- §18.3 A. Inadmissibility vs. Deportability
- §18.4 B. Who is Subject to Grounds of Inadmissibility
- §18.5 1. Lawful Permanent Residents
- §18.6 C. Burdens of Proof
- §18.7 1. Returning Lawful Permanent Residents
- §18.8 D. Admissions of Criminal Conduct
- §18.9 E. Eligibility for Relief
- §18.10 F. Relevant Non-Crime Related Grounds of Inadmissibility
- §18.11 III. Criminal Grounds of Inadmissibility
- §18.12 A. Conviction-Based Grounds
- §18.13 1. Crimes Involving Moral Turpitude
- §18.14 2. Conviction of a Crime Relating to a Controlled Substance
- §18.15 3. Multiple Convictions with Aggregate Sentences Imposed of 5 Years
- §18.16 B. Conduct-Based Grounds
- §18.17 1. Admission of Commission of a Crime Involving Moral Turpitude
- §18.18 2. Controlled Substance-Related Grounds
- §18.19 a. Admission of Commission of a Controlled Substances Offense
- §18.20 b. Reason to Believe
- §18.21 c. Drug Abuse and Addiction
- §18.22 3. Fraud and Related Grounds
- §18.23 4. Money Laundering
- §18.24 5. Prostitution and Commercialized Vice
- §18.25 6. Alien Smuggling or Trafficking
- §18.26 7. Terrorism and Security-Related Grounds
- §18.27 8. Other Crime-Related Grounds
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