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Flow Chart on Penalties for Crimes Involving Moral Turpitude
Penalties for crimes involving moral turpitude (CIMTs) are based on
several factors, such as the number of CIMTs, date of commission,
imposed and/or potential sentence, and whether there was a conviction
versus admission of the conduct. The result is that determining
whether a CIMT penalty actually applies can be quite complex.

This set of four flow charts -
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can be used to answer four questions about a case: is the particular
person deportable; inadmissible or barred from establishing good
moral character; barred from applying for non-LPR cancelation; or
subject to mandatory detention, based on CIMTs?

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Related Resource
For an analysis of the many ways that a CIMT can affect your client,
please refer to our practice advisory, -
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All Those Rules About Crimes Involving Moral Turpitude (June 2020).
This advisory covers thirteen major rules regarding CIMT penalties
and defenses, and includes analysis of several recent cases.

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