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Civil and Criminal Implications of Immigration Enforcement
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Civil and Criminal Implications of Immigration Enforcement
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Examine potential exposure to criminal offenses such as harboring, transporting, encouraging aliens, fraud and consequences when advising individual and corporate clients. Explore the challenges of defending immigrants during the horrific COVID-19 pandemic.
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- 1.00 | 0.50 ethics
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- TX, CA
- TX MCLE credit expires: 12/31/2021
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1. Civil and Criminal Implications of Enforcement (Nov 2020)
Rebecca R. Massiatte, Feroz Farook Merchant, Miguel Nogueras
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Civil and Criminal Implications of Enforcement (Nov 2020)
Examine potential exposure to criminal offenses such as harboring, transporting, encouraging aliens, fraud and consequences when advising individual and corporate clients. Explore the challenges of defending immigrants during the horrific COVID-19 pandemic.
Originally presented at: Oct 2020 Conference on Immigration and Nationality Law
Rebecca R. Massiatte,
JMA Firm, PLLC - Dallas, TX
Feroz Farook Merchant,
The Merchant Law Firm - Houston, TX
Miguel Nogueras,
Federal Public Defenders Office - McAllen, TX