ASISTA Newsletter June 2012: A Practice Guide for Representing Self-Petitioning Applicants With Criminal Convictions or Criminal History (Part 1 of 3)
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Useful as a practitioner-oriented overview from ASISTA on VAWA / U / T; review the source material for the most current authority and procedure.
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