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OPTIONAL: EVIDENTIARY OBJECTIONS TO CHALLENGE COMMONLY INTRODUCED EVIDENCE USED IN SUPPORT OF GANG ALLEGATIONS

Practice Note July 2019: Maya Leszczynski, Katherine Dennis, Prof. Nermeen Arastu, and Prof. Talia Peleg Immigrant & Non-Citizen Rights Clinic

Prof. Nina Chernoff

This publication by CUNY Law professors and students describes how to use relevance and Rule 403 arguments to exclude "gang related" evidence in immigration court. 

OPTIONAL: EVIDENTIARY OBJECTIONS TO CHALLENGE COMMONLY INTRODUCED EVIDENCE USED IN SUPPORT OF GANG ALLEGATIONS

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