Litigating Particularly Serious Crimes in Removal Cases

A conviction deemed to be "a particularly serious crime" is a bar to a grant of asylum and withholding of removal. This CLE will discuss the framework for determining when a crime is particularly serious and provide arguments to challenge the particularly serious designation.

This event is part of the Binger Center's Advanced Immigration Law CLE Series. Details and registration for other events in the series are included below.

Litigating Controlled Substance Convictions in Removal Cases

Practice Update: Changes to the "Public Charge" Definition

Challenging the Particularly Serious Crime Designations

Video recording of this event is available upon request. Please contact cnalaw@umn.edu.