This program examines the strategic use of expert testimony in immigration court proceedings. Participants will explore how psychosocial evaluations can provide critical insight into mental health, family dynamics, and other key factors.
The course compares live and telephonic testimony, addresses credibility considerations, and provides practical guidance on working with expert witnesses. It also highlights situations where expert testimony can significantly strengthen a case.
Attorneys will learn how to effectively incorporate expert evidence into their advocacy.
Learning Objectives:
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