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Due Process
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ImmigrationProf Blog
Symposium on Kerry v. Din: Married, But Separated by Michael Kagan
Today, we continue the symposium on the Supreme Court's ruling on Monday in Kerry v. Din. Earlier this week, ImmigrationProf posted incisive analysis of the decision by Professors Elizabeth Keyes…
ImmigrationProf Blog
A Fair Chance for Due Process: Challenges in Legal Protection for Central American Asylum Seekers and Other Vulnerable Migrants — Efforts of the Jesuit Law Schools
Jesuit Refugee Service/USA and 13 U.S.-based Jesuit law schools announce the release of A Fair Chance for Due Process: Challenges in Legal Protection for Central American Asylum Seekers and Other…
ImmigrationProf Blog
Symposium on Kerry v. Din: Lip Service to Due Process in Kerry v. Din by Geoffrey Heeren
Yesterday, the ImmigrationProf Blog began its on-line symposium on the Supreme Court's decision on Monday in Kerry v. Din. Liz Keyes started off the symposium yesterday. Today, Geoffrey Heeren (Valparaiso)…
Constitutional Law Prof Blog
Does Immigration Marriage Case Foreshadow Same-Sex Marriage Case?
Professor Ruthann Robson, City University of New York (CUNY) School of LawIn United States Supreme Court's fragmented and closely divided decision in Kerry v. Din, the majority rejected the procedural…
Constitutional Law Prof Blog
The Supreme Court on Marriage, Procedural Due Process, Terrorism, and Immigration: Kerry v. Din
Professor Ruthann Robson, City University of New York (CUNY) School of LawThe Court today issued its closely divided opinion in Kerry v. Din. On this 800th anniversary of Magna Carta,…
ImmigrationProf Blog
Breaking News: Supreme Court Decides Kerry v. Din
This is a big day for immigration in the U.S. Supreme Court. Besides Mata v. Holder, the Court issued a ruling in the much-awaited Kerry v. Din case today. Here…
Education Law Prof Blog
North Carolina Courts’ Response to Vergara-like Attacks on Teacher Tenure
By Derek Black
In 2013, North Carolina achieved, through legislation, what the plaintiffs in Vergara v. State in California are trying to achieve through litigation: the elimination of tenure and the minimization of due…
Legal Profession Blog
Prosecution Must Disclose “Use Of Force” Reports
The Maryland Court of Special Appeals has held that a "use of force" police report must be disclosed to the defense in a criminal case.Nearly forty years ago, the Court…
Education Law Prof Blog
U.S. Supreme Court Denies Certiorari in New Orleans Teachers’ Challenge to Termination After Katrina
The U.S. Supreme Court denied the plaintiffs’ certiorari petition in Oliver v. Orleans Parish Sch. Bd. on Monday, ending the class action suit for 7,600 former New Orleans teachers and school…
School Law
Leander Dolphin and Gwen Zittoun to Speak at NBI Seminar, Special Education Laws Made Simple
By Leander A. Dolphin, Gwen J. Zittoun
Leander Dolphin and Gwen Zittoun will present the section "Due Process Procedures" during a seminar hosted by the National Business Institute (NBI) on May 18th (New Haven Session) and May 19th (Hartford…