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Volume 45 | Issue 2

Volume 45 Issue Two

Symposium

Crossing the Border:
The Future of Immigration Law and Its Impact on Lawyers

Foreword

Dina Francesca Haynes

Padilla v. Kentucky and the Evolving Right to Deportation Counsel: Watershed or Work-in-Progress?

Daniel Kanstroom

Will Padilla Reach Across the Border?

Rachel Rosenbloom

Where Do We Go From Padilla v. Kentucky? Thoughts on Implementation and Future Directions

Maureen Sweeney

Hearing Difficult Voices: The Due Process Rights of Mentally Disabled Individuals in Removal Proceedings

Alice Clapman

Implicit Bias and Immigration Reform

Fatma Marouf

Illegal Immigration, Arizona, and the 14th Amendment: The Case for Limits and Enforcement

Jan C. Ting

Note

Helping Those Who Serve: Veterans Treatment Court Foster Rehabilitation and Reduce Recidivism for Offending Combat Veterans Who Suffer From Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and Traumatic Brain Injuries

Jillian M. Cavanaugh

Comments

Why Thurdin v. SEI Boston, LLC Does a Disservice to Small Business

Michael A. Saracino

The Doo-Wop Ditty Did it Right: Janky v. Lake County Convention and Visitors Bureau

Denielle Stritch

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