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California Quick Reference Chart and Notes February 2010 which among other resources provides links to charts similar to this one that show immigration consequences of offenses under many other states’ laws. The principal partners are the Immigrant Legal Resource Center, the National Immigration Project of the National Lawyers Guild; the Immigrant Defense Project of the New York State Defender Association; and the National Legal Aid and Defender Organization. Each of these partners maintains their own websites which include materials beyond those found at www.defendingimmigrants.org. The Immigration Advocates’ Network (IAN) is a collaboration of immigration non-profits throughout the country whose goal is to provide on-line immigration resources to pro bono immigration practitioners. The Immigrant Legal Resource Center heads the Immigration and Crimes resource library, which provides resources such as overviews, practitioner guides, and sample pleadings for those representing noncitizens with criminal records, as well as copies of the state and federal charts on immigration consequences. This library is appropriate for defenders looking for more in-depth resources on the immigration consequences of crimes. Go to www.immigrationadvocates.org. The website of the Immigrant Legal Resource Center offers material on a range of immigration issues, including a free downloadable manual on immigration law affecting children in delinquency, dependency and family court, and information about immigration applications for persons abused by U.S. citizen parent or spouse under the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA). Go to www.ilrc.org The National Immigration Project of the National Lawyers Guild offers practice guides and updates on various issues that can affect criminal defendants and other general immigration issues. The Project provides information and a brief bank on immigration and criminal issues, on VAWA applications for persons abused by citizen or permanent resident spouse or parent, and applications under the former § 212(c) relief. Go to www.nationalimmigrationproject.org. The Immigrant Defense Project of New York has excellent practice guides that can be used nationally, as well as a wealth of information about immigration consequences of New York and nearby state law. Go to www.immigrantdefenseproject.org. The National Legal Aid and Defender Association provides seminars and many services to its thousands of members. Go to www.nlada.org. Seminars The ILRC and the Law Offices of Norton Tooby jointly present full-day seminars on the immigration consequences of California convictions, and are beginning a tele-seminar program. Go to www.criminalandimmigrationlaw.com and click on seminars. The ILRC presents seminars on a variety of immigration issues. Go to www.ilrc.org and click on seminars. For national seminars on immigration and crimes, see listings at www.defendingimmigrants.org and member websites. Immigrant Legal Resource Center N-151
California Quick Reference Chart and Notes February 2010 Consultation The Immigration Clinic at King Hall School of Law at U.C. Davis offers free consultation on immigration consequences of crimes to defenders in the greater Sacramento area. The Immigrant Legal Resource Center provides consultation for a fee on individual questions about immigration law through its regular attorney of the day services. Questions are answered within 48 hours or sooner as needed. The ILRC has contracts with several private and Public Defender offices. For information go to “contract services” at www.ilrc.org or call 415.255.9499. Staff of the Los Angeles Public Defender office can consult with Graciela Martinez of the appellate division by contacting her at gmartinez@pubdef.lacounty.gov. The National Immigration Project of the National Lawyers Guild (Boston) offers consultation. Contact Dan Kesselbrenner at dan@nationalimmigrationproject.org. The Project is a membership organization but also will consult with non-members. N-152 Immigrant Legal Resource Center
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