By Norton Tooby & J.J. Rollin
 
The Aggravated Felonies Practice Manual (2006) contains all cases defining what is, and what is not, an aggravated felony. All cases defining aggravated felonies are arranged by the category of aggravated felony in Appendix A, and by the name of the crime of conviction in Appendix B. The detailed table of contents, table of authorities, and subject matter index provide additional ways by which counsel can quickly and easily find the pertinent decisions.
 
Highlights
2006 Edition, with continuous free online update service
1000 pages
Summaries of all cases from all courts defining what is and is not an aggravated felony and sentence
Also includes all other defenses and immigration consequences relating to aggravated felonies
Fully indexed, with a table of cases and other useful aids to save hours of research
 
Praise
“Essential for any immigration lawyer with criminal clients”
- Dan Kesselbrenner, Director, Nation Lawyer’s Guild, National Immigration Project, Boston, Massachussetts. Co-author, Immigration Law and Crimes
 
 “Contains creative arguments for immigration defense strategies that aren’t found anywhere else”
- Kathy Brady, Senior Staff Attorney, Immigrant Legal Resource Center, San Francisco, California
 
“Extremely useful guide for the criminal defense lawyer”
- Manny Vargas, NYSDA Immigrant Defense Project, NY