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  • The, Roger Williams University Law Review’s, newest journal,, Justice for All, , proudly presents a symposium focusing on educating Rhode Island’s legal community on the rapidly changing area of immigration defense. Speakers will discuss the current legal landscape concerning new laws and policies governing detention, and their experiences navigating the extreme changes to the due process doctrine. A clinic will be hosted in which practicing immigration attorneys will…, Registration, General Admission $50 per person Non-Profit/Government $25 per person RWU Law New Alumni (Classes of 2021-2026) $25 per person Student $15 per person RWU Law Student Complimentary All registrations include lunch and Rhode Island MCLE credits as applicable., Rhode Island MCLE Credit, This program anticipates Rhode Island MCLE Credit approval., RWU Law Campus Parking, All attendees should enter the Roger Williams University Campus through the North Entrance and park in Lot D. RWU Parking Map., Special Accommodations, Persons who, because of a special need or condition, would like to request an accommodation for this event should contact the Office of Law Programs & Initiatives at  lawevents@rwu.edu , as soon as possible, but no later than 72 business hours before the event, so that appropriate arrangements may be made. , Cancellation & Refund Policy, Symposium cancellations received by Thursday, October 29, 2026 are eligible to receive a full refund less a $10 administrative fee. Cancellations received after the stated deadline will not be eligible for a refund. Cancellations are accepted via email at  lawevents@rwu.edu . Questions | Editor-in-Chief,, Roger Williams University Law Review, Carter Hazzard | lawreview@g.rwu.edu  
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  • Professor Ursula Furi-Perry is Professor of Legal Practice at Roger Williams University School of Law, where her teaching and scholarship emphasize legal practical skills education, access to justice, cognition and the law, and the development of practice-ready lawyers.  Before joining the Roger Williams faculty, Professor Furi-Perry served as a Staff Attorney with the Massachusetts Trial Court…, Books, Going to Court, . American Bar Association, 2015., Social Media Law: Cases and Problems, . American Bar Association, 2014., Constitutional Law for Kids, . American Bar Association, 2014., The Little Book of Holiday Law, . American Bar Association, 2013., The Little Book of Fashion Law, . American Bar Association, 2013., The Millennial Lawyer, . American Bar Association, 2012., The Legal Assistant's Complete Desk Reference, . American Bar Association, 2011., Trial Prep for the New Advocate, (co-author). LexisNexis and the National Institute for Trial Advocacy, 2011., Your First Year as a Lawyer Revealed, . JIST Publishing, 2010., Bar Exam BootCamp, (co-author). Self-published, 2010., Law School Revealed, . JIST Publishing, 2009., Trial Prep for Paralegals, (co-author). National Institute for Trial Advocacy, 2009., 50 Unique Legal Paths: Finding the Right Job, . American Bar Association, 2009., 50 Legal Careers for Non-Attorneys, . American Bar Association, 2008.
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  • Dr. Taino Palermo is an educator and advocate working to address issues in policy and practice in the areas of organizational leadership, community and economic development, and urban education over the last twenty years. Dr. Palermo served as department chair of both the Community Development and Healthy Communities degree programs at Roger Williams University’s University College where he…
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  • Olivia Milonas worked as an associate with Brown, Raysman, Millstein, Felder & Steiner LLP after her graduation from New York University School of Law.
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