List of Working Papers  |
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| Author |
Titles |
| Jane Aiken & Stephen Wizner |
Teaching and Doing: The Role of Law School Clinics in Enhancing Access to Justice |
| Susan C. Antos |
1) Public Benefits: Statutory Application Delays & Medicaid
2) Child Support Arrears |
| Deborah N. Archer &
Kele S. Williams |
Making America “The Land of Second Chances”: Restoring Economic Rights for Ex-Offenders |
| Honorable Phylis Skloot Bamberger |
1) Article 6C of the Correction Law: Sex Offender Registration Act – Consequences of Conviction
2) Fees and Surcharges: Consequences of a Conviction
3) Federal Enhancements: Consequences of a Conviction |
| Catherine A. Christian |
Awareness of Collateral Consequences: The Role of the Prosecutor |
| Rochelle Klempner |
Unbundled Legal Services In Litigated Matters In New York State: A Proposal To Test the Efficacy through Law School Clinics |
| Randy Hertz (Editor) |
1) Introduction to Clinical Legal Education by Margaret Martin Barry, Jon Dubin and Peter Joy
2) Background Information about Offender Re-Entry and the Collateral Consequences of Criminal Convictions by Michael Pinard and Anthony Thompson |
| Brooks Holland |
Holistic Advocacy: An Important But Limited Institutional Role |
| Laura Johnson |
Collateral Consequences of Criminal Convictions: Do We Mean What We Do? |
| Florian Miedel |
Increasing Awareness of Collateral Consequences Among Participants of the Criminal Justice System: Is Education Enough? |
| Barbara Mule &
Michael Yavinsky |
Saving One’s Home: Collateral Consequences for Innocent Family Members |
| Norman L. Reimer |
The Role of the Organized Bar in Building Bridges Between
Practicing Attorneys and Law Schools: An Essay on the
Prospects of Collaboration Between Law Schools and the Bar to Advance Social Justice |
| Andrew Scherer |
The Importance of Collaborating to Secure a Civil Right to
Counsel |
| Robin Steinberg |
Beyond Lawyering: How Holistic Representation Makes for Good Policy, Better Lawyers and More Satisfied Clients |
| Manuel D. Vargas |
Working Paper on Immigration Consequences of Guilty Pleas or Convictions in New York Courts |
