Crimmigration Clinic
Student Work
Student Work
In the Crimmigration Clinic students will work on cutting-edge issues regarding the intersection of criminal law and immigration law. Students pursuing crimmigration clinical work will be divided into teams and complete projects such as drafting appellate briefs, advising criminal defense attorneys on the potential immigration consequences of criminal charges, and drafting policy memoranda for public defender offices and other nonprofit organizations.
ClinicTalk
ClinicTalk
Crimmigration
Crimmigration Clinic students work on cutting-edge issues regarding the intersection of criminal law and immigration law.
How to Apply
How to Apply
The Crimmigration Clinic is offered in the Fall semester. You can learn about clinical credits, pre-requisite requirements, and the clinical application process by reading the course catalog description and exploring the links in this section.
Application Deadline:
April 13, 2020
In the News
In the News
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Learning Key Litigation Skills
Continue Reading about Learning Key Litigation SkillsThe Crimmigration Clinic has allowed us to develop strong mentor relationships, work with a community of students and faculty similarly dedicated to immigration reform, and gain real experience practicing law at such a critical time in our legal and political climate.
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Crimmigration Clinic Wins BIA Case
Continue Reading about Crimmigration Clinic Wins BIA CaseThe Crimmigration Clinic won a case before the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) on behalf of a lawful permanent resident that immigration officials were trying to deport. The client, who has lived in the United States for nearly 30 years, will now be released from detention where he has been held for more than a year and he will be allowed to remain in the United States with his family.
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