Immigration Law

Immigration Law Forum 2023: “I just pleaded guilty and later I found out that I might not be able to get a green card because of my conviction—can I take it back now?”

Description:

Foreign nationals accused of criminal wrongdoing routinely make agreements with the prosecution to resolve their cases well before going to a jury, which often result in convictions that may irrevocably harm their chances to gain legal immigration status in the United States. In the event such a foreign national client comes to you, this course will discuss what options might be available for your client to attack a conviction with severe immigration consequences that has not yet become final. Because this course focuses on the very time-sensitive forms of relief before a criminal judgment becomes final, post-conviction relief for judgments that have become final will be only very briefly addressed.

I appreciated that the speaker presented this information in a way that could be understood for those of us whose immigration practices don't often involve a criminal aspect. Very interesting, thank you.

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