The following links lead to charts that analyze the adverse immigration consequences of criminal convictions in each jurisdiction. Every chart lists the name of the offense, the relevant statute, then the category of crimes that the offense may or may not fall under (crimes of moral turpitude, aggravated felonies, and others) and some charts even offer advice regarding possible alternative pleas or defense strategies.

      These charts are not a complete analysis; they are intended to be used for quick reference. Individual cases require the detailed analysis that only competent counsel can provide.

Federal - by Dan Kesselbrenner and Sandy Lin, National Immigration Project, Defending Immigrants Partnership

Arizona - by Katherine Brady, Immigrant Legal Resource Center, Defending Immigrants Partnership and the Florence Immigrant & Refugee Rights Project Holly Cooper Virge Carstens See also the Notes Accompanying the Chart:

California - by Katherine Brady, Immigrant Legal Resource Center, Defending Immigrants Partnership

Florida - from the Defending Immigrants Partnership, see also the Basic Immigration Consequences of Select Florida Crimes created by the Florida Immigrant Advocacy Center

Illinois - by Dan Kesselbrenner, National Immigration Project, Defending Immigrants Partnership

New Jersey - by Joanne Gottesman, Rutgers School of Law - Camden, Defending Immigrants Partnership

New York - by Manny Vargas, New York State Defenders Association, Defending Immigrants Partnership

Washington - by Ann Benson, Directing Attorney with Joseph Justin Rollin and Mick Woynarowski of the Washington Defenders Immigration Project. See also the related book, "Immigration Consequences of Criminal Conduct" (2001), and the Full Analysis of the Offenses Under the Revised Code Of Washington.

Washington D.C. - by the Public Defender Service for the District of Columbia