Two third-year law students looked like pros last week in a case that may lead to freedom for thousands of INS prisoners. Without any substantial immigration law experience, the two University of California students crafted a 25-page amicus curiae brief that jived in many respects with Ninth Circuit Judge Stephen Reinhardt's opinion last week in Ma v. Reno .
April 19, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
To paraphrase a line from HBO’s “The Sopranos,” Ana Anaya and Matt Schultz were in no position to go into the unknown not knowing.
But the two third-year law students looked like pros last week in a case that may lead to freedom for thousands of INS prisoners.
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