Distinguished
Faculty
Katherine
Brady is a Staff Attorney with the Immigrant Legal Resource
Center in San Francisco. She is the author of several immigration
texts including hte ILRC publications on California Criminal
Law and Immigration and the chapter on representing the
Non-Citizen Criminal Defendant in CEB's California Criminal
Law Precedure and Practice.
Dan
Kesselbrenner is the Director of the National Immigration
Project of the National Lawyer's Guild. He is the co-author
of Immigration Law and Crimes. He is considered the nations
preeminent advisor on immigration consequences of crimes.
Lory
Rosenberg is the Director of the Defending Immigrants Partnership
at the National Legal Aid and Defender Association (NLADA),
which engages in education and advocacy on the immigration consequences
of crime and provides thraining and legal back-up to criminal
defense counsel representing immigrants and refugees. She is
co-author of Immigration Law and Crimes, and served as
a boardmember on the United States Board of Immigration Appeals
from .
Norton
Tooby has practiced criminal law for over 30 years, including
successful capital appellate work and has increasingly specialized
in representing immigrants since 1986. B.A. Harvard College,
with Honore, 1967. J.D. Stanford Law Review, . Author:
California Expungement Manual (2001), California Post-Conviction
Relief (2002), Post-Conviction Relief for Immigrants
(2000) Vacating Federal Convictions (2000), Criminal
Defense of Immigrants (2003), Crimes of Moral Turpitude
(2002), Aggravated Felonies (2003).
