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When Issues Collide: The Seriousness of Immigration Consequences of Criminal Pleas...
Padilla v. Kentucky Places New Responsibilities on Defense Counsel
CLE Hours: 3.0 including 1.0 Ethics/Professionalism
Qualifies for NC State Bar Criminal Law and Immigration Law Specialization Credit
Friday, September 17, 2010
Haywood County Justice Center, Grand Jury Room, 285 N. Main St, Waynesville
Registration: 8:45-9:00am; Program: 9:00am–12:15pm
Don’t miss the video replay of this informative and timely program which was held live in June 2010. The program includes analysis of Padilla by Wake Forest University Law Professor Margaret H. Taylor. A panel of immigration and criminal practitioners discusses the potential practical effects of Padilla on the immigration consequences of crimes. And then, perhaps most importantly, Hans Christian Linnartz leads a panel of immigration and criminal practitioners discussing the ethical implications raised by Padilla. This panel addresses the potential for ineffective assistance of counsel claims against both criminal defense and immigration lawyers.
For a detailed seminar agenda, please visit www.ncbar.org/cle/programs/video-replays.aspx
If you have any questions, or would like to request that a specific CLE program be scheduled in your town or county, please contact Asset Seminars’ Sally Davis at (252) 567-3053/sdavis@assetseminarsnc.com or Karen Ziegler at (919) 239-6927/kdzie999@aol.com.
