Presented by the National Immigration Project of the National Lawyers Guild, NYSDA Immigrant Defense Project, NYU Law School Immigrant Rights Clinic & the Law Offices of Norton Tooby Crimes & Immigration Law Seminar in New York City Sat. September 13, 2008 9:00 am - 5:00 pm New York University School of Law, 245 Sullivan Street Furman Hall, Rm. 216   REGISTER FOR THIS SEMINAR! More Information

2008 Fall Crimes and Immigration Day-Long Seminar Series Immigration Consequences and Post-Conviction Relief in California Presented by the Immigrant Legal Resource Center and the Law Office of Norton Tooby San Francisco, CA - October 25, 2008 Golden Gate University School of Law 536 Mission St. San Francisco, CA 94105 Rooms 5310 & 2202 9:00 am - 5:00 pm Los Angeles, CA - November 8, 2008 UCLA School of Law 405 Hilgard Ave. Los Angeles, CA 90095 Rooms 1447 & 1457 9:00 am - 5:00 pm Hosted by UCLA School of Law's David J. Epstein Program in Public Interest Law and Policy REGISTER FOR A SEMINAR! More Information

Teleseminars

This event has been postponed because of pending legislation in congress. New date and time information will be posted here as it becomes available. Teleseminar: Safe Haven Results in Criminal Cases to Avoid Deportation Two 90 minute Conferences on: "Safe Havens" (non-deportable criminal dispositions). This teleseminar will cover valuable principles that can be used to identify immigration-safe dispositions in criminal cases and will supplement and provide a guide to our newest publication, Safe Havens. Session I: The first 1 1/2 hour presentation will be a "how to" guide on taking full advantage of the Safe Havens practice manual, and will cover "General Safe Havens" - safe dispositions that prevent deportation under any of the conviction-based grounds of deportability, including non-conviction dispositions and effective post-conviction relief. Session II: The second session will feature nationwide coverage of the safe havens available for drug offenses, i.e., dispositions in drug cases that do not trigger any of the grounds of deportation. More Information about the Teleseminar Registration disabled until the event is rescheduled. Register now, using our on-line registration service: Option A: Teleseminar AND Book $380 Includes: (a) Two 1 ½ hour teleseminar sessions (normally $210), and (b) SAFE HAVENS 1000+-page practice manual (normally $285) $115 OFF NORMAL PRICE OF $495 Option B: Teleseminar ONLY $210 Premium Resource Members receive a 15% discount on registration. Teleseminar ONLY $178.50 Note: You must be logged in! As of January 12, 2006, these prices will reflect a $25 surcharge for late registration.

Teleseminar CDs

Safe Havens in Moral Turpitude Cases Teleseminar CD Two 90 minute Conferences Covering six types of non-deportable dispositions (or "Safe Havens") in Crimes of Moral Turpitude cases. (Recorded: February, 2005) More Information One-Click Buy CD! Add CD to Cart

Avoiding Removal for Firearms, Drugs, and Domestic Violence Teleseminar CD Three 90 minute Conferences More Information One-Click Buy CD! Add CD to Cart

Post-Conviction Relief for Immigrants Teleseminar CD Two 90 minute Conferences More Information One-Click Buy CD! Add CD to Cart

Avoiding Removal in Drug Cases in the 9th Circuit Teleseminar CD Two 90 minute Conferences More Information One-Click Buy CD! Add CD to Cart

Avoiding Deportation for Aggravated Felonies Teleseminar CD Three 90 minute Conferences More Information One-Click Buy CD! Add CD to Cart