The state's chief administrative judge, Lawrence Marks, announced Monday the formation of a council to study the impact of immigration issues on Family Court proceedings.
October 06, 2015 at 11:00 AM
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The state’s chief administrative judge, Lawrence Marks, announced Monday the formation of a council to study the impact of immigration issues on Family Court proceedings.
The new Advisory Council on Immigration Issues in Family Court will propose court rules or legislation as needed and will suggest procedures to help the courts or young clients comply with existing programs such as the Special Immigrant Juvenile Status program (SIJS).
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