Padilla Checklist for Judges: Proper Consideration of “Enmeshed Penalties” (or Collateral Consequences) in a Criminal Case (The Bronx Defenders

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Padilla Checklist for Judges: Proper Consideration of “Enmeshed Penalties” (or Collateral Consequences) in a Criminal Case (The Bronx Defenders - Updated December 2010)

Organization: The Bronx Defenders
Author: McGregor Smyth
Date Created: Friday, December 31, 2010
Submitted: Wednesday, April 12, 2006
Attachment(s): PDF

2-page checklist of actions Judges can take to comply with the Supreme Court's decision in Padilla v. Kentucky and to mitigate enmeshed penalties (so-called "collateral" consequences) for individuals in the areas of immigration, access to criminal records and sealing, orders of protection, financial consequences, and certificates of rehabilitation. (Updated December 2010)

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Credit and Debt
Domestic Violence
Criminal
Family Law
Disposition (Conviction, Plea, Dismissal, Aquittal)
Pending Case
Employment
Immigration

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Padilla Checklist for Judges: Proper Consideration of “Enmeshed Penalties” (or Collateral Consequences) in a Criminal Case (The Bronx Defenders - Updated December 2010)