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The Whole ACT-INA
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The Most Respected Primary Reference Materials featuring User-Rated "BEST INDEX" on the Market
The revised and updated 2008-2009 edition of "The Whole Act" contains all the new statutory provisions enacted recently; the provisions that amended any section of the INA are incorporated in the INA text itself, and those that stand apart but are considered significant or important enough for the immigration bar are included as Appendices. This updated edition thus includes more than 435 annotations and editorial notes, 744 footnotes, 50 appendices with some additions to or changes in the existing appendices, a comprehensive topical index, a separate index to appendices, and a separate index to U.S. Supreme Court decisions. All these are specifically prepared to make the book extremely user-friendly. What makes this book stand out among the crowd are two absolutely unique features: Annotations and Digests of U.S. Supreme Court Decisions.
Digests of U.S. Supreme Court Decisions:
Frequently busy immigration lawyers find it useful, occasionally even necessary, to have a relevant U.S. Supreme Court decision on a topic of immediate interest. To try to dig through a source to find a relevant decision obviously takes a long time, and even then to read the entire decision to determine whether or not one would cite it in a legal brief or memorandum, is indeed a time-consuming task. To make the professional life of members of the immigration bar relatively easy and smooth, brief digests or holdings of all relevant U.S. Supreme Court decisions since 1952 have been incorporated and placed each one under appropriate INA provisions, in the new edition. Furthermore, a number of Supreme Court rulings could not be properly placed under any particular INA provision. They are therefore added as a separate segment in this edition and can be found as "Non-INA-Related U.S. Supreme Court Decisions," which covers as many as 27 topics, and incorporates all such decisions under each relevant topic. And, finally, to make its usefulness more comprehensive, a separate Index to all Supreme Court Decisions is added at the end.
The user will enjoy and appreciate these novel features, which make this publication quite unique.
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Pravinchandra J. Patel is a member of the New York State Bar, and the American Immigration Lawyers Association. He is also a member of the Bars of the Federal District Courts for the Southern and Eastern Districts of New York and the United States Supreme Court.
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