The Bose Law Firm represents clients involved in criminal proceedings, aggressive and questionable tax planning strategies and divorce proceedings as these matters routinely trigger deportation provisions of recent amendments to the INA. 

Specifically, non-citizens are adversely affected by convictions for crimes of moral turpitude, drug-trafficking crimes, and aggravated felonies.  These statutory and regulatory provisions are a result of the Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act of 1996 (IIRAIRA) and recent enactments of the Bush administration. In cases involving non-citizens, particular attention must be focused on the plea bargaining process and related proceedings. 

The Firm is familiar with: 

• the categories of criminal convictions having immigration consequences
• procedure, strategies, and issues involved in the representation of the non-citizen client
• the analysis of all aspects of conviction, or other formal contact with the criminal justice system 
• post-conviction remedies, including vacations of judgment, expungements, and pardons 
• the implications of criminal convictions for legalization, asylum, voluntary departure, and naturalization 
• criminal convictions and waivers under the immigration statute