"The Voice of the New Due Process Army" ————– Musings on Events in U.S. Immigration Court, Immigration Law, Sports, and Other Random Topics by Retired United States Immigration Judge (Arlington, Virginia) and former Chairman of the Board of Immigration Appeals Paul Wickham Schmidt. To see my complete professional bio, just click on the link below.
ATTENTION NDPA: “CAN’T MISS” ONLINE LEARNING OPPORTUNITY: THE ONE, THE ONLY, THE FABULOUS JUDGE (RET.) DENISE NOONAN SLAVIN WILL SHARE HER SECRETS FOR LITIGATION SUCCESS! – “Do’s and Don’ts for Demonstrative Evidence in Immigration Court” – MARCH 31, 2020, 1:00 PM EDT – FREE Webcast – “Next Day On-Demand” – Sponsored By Your “Due Process Heroes” @ The National Institute For Trial Advocacy (“NITA”)!
fl-undocumented-minors 2 – Judge Denise Slavin, executive vice president of the National Association of Immigration Judges in an immigration courtrrom in Miami. Mike Stocker, Sun Sentinel
Subject: Do’s and Don’ts for Demonstrative Evidence in Immigration Court – NITA’s studio71 March Webcast
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FREE LIVE WEBCAST
Do’s and Don’ts for Demonstrative Evidence in Immigration Court
Presented by:
Judge Denise Slavin
Retired Immigration Judge and President Emerita of the National Association of Immigration Judges (NAIJ)
March
31
10:00am PDT / 1:00pm EDT
Demonstrative evidence – maps, drawings, photos, diagrams – to help demonstrate or illustrate the testimony of a witness is a vastly underutilized litigation tool in immigration court. But immigration court – where the pivotal events have occurred in another country and the witness might not have access to real evidence to corroborate his/her story – is the ideal place for the use of such evidence to assist the Immigration Judge by clarifying testimony and explaining the facts. This webcast will discuss various ways that demonstrative evidence may be useful in immigration court, provide the mechanics or “how to” for using such evidence, and address some special concerns in the for the use of such evidence in immigration court.
If you can’t make the live presentation, this webcast will be available to view on demand, beginning the next day.
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What a great chance to learn the “nitty gritty” from former DOJ litigator, labor negotiator, union executive, “Knightess of the Round Table,” and one of “America’s Best Judges”* — Hon. Denise Noonan Slavin. Don’t miss it!
Knightess of the Round Table
*As determined by Courtside’s “Panel of Judicial Experts.”
