Amicus Briefs Filed in US v. Carillo-Lopez, Challenging Illegal Re-Entry Law as Anti-Mexican and Racist
The Center for Immigration Law and Policy has filed an amicus brief in the US Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit in United States v. Carillo-Lopez, a case involving a racial justice issue of enormous significance. Read the full
Guest Post: How Federal Courts Are Waking Up to Constitutional Claims in Immigration Cases by Geoffrey A. Hoffman
How Federal Courts Are Waking Up to Constitutional Claims in Immigration Cases by Geoffrey A. HoffmanRecently, district court decisions have charted a bold new course for constitutional claims in the context of immigration-related federal court litigation. Although people have
Double Take: “The Good Wife” Gets Military Double Jeopardy Issue Right Based On “Dual Sovereignty” Doctrine
Last week’s episode of “The Good Wife” was pretty interesting. At the start of the episode, Alicia and Will secure a “not guilty” verdict in Illinois state court for an Army reservist charged with murdering his wife. The reservist is then