1311 Miller Drive
B400
Coral Gables, FL 33146
United States
University of Miami - School of Law
immigration, immigration reform, criminal justice, crimmigration, respectability, racial justice, Michelle Alexander, narrative, mass incarceration, immigration detention, formerly incarcerated people
immigration, judicial review, law-fact distinction, law fact, real id, question of law, question of fact
justice, social justice, lawyering, critical, theory, feminism, feminist, women, direct service, theoretics, public interest, nonprofit, hierarchy
immigration, crimimm, categorical, deportation, crimes, conviction, elements test, divisible
federal sentencing, recidivism, Armed Career Criminal Act, categorical approach, Mathis, Descamps, ACCA, removal, deportation, immigration, Kagan, Breyer, elements test, element, Apprendi, constitutional avoidance, Supreme Court, criminal procedure
family detention, immigration, detention, cosmopolitan, political theory, Benhabib, discourse theory, Central America
human rights, Inter-American Commission on Human Rights, immigration
Padilla, Sixth Amendment, Immigration, Criminal Law, Immigration Consequences of Crime, Crimmigration, Law Reform
Teague, Padilla, Martinez, Chaidez, Griffith, postconviction, post-conviction, retroactivity, new rule, pipeline, ineffective assistance of counsel, deportation, immigration consequences, Strickland
Immigration, Chevron, deference, crimmigration, deportation, criminal deportation
categorical approach, sentencing, recidivism, Mathis, Taylor, re-sentencing, immigration, criminal law
immigration, opiod crisis, addiction, substance abuse, immigration reform, DSM
Immigration, Nativism, COVID-19, Corona Virus, Pandemic
immigration, asylum, racial discrimination, PTSD, persecution, human rights, trauma, pain tolerance, nonrefoulement, post traumatic stress disorder
migration, immigration, urbanization, globalization, neoliberalism, Mexico City
