Collection: David A. Martin papers, 1973/2015 / Date range: 2005 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection David A. Martin papers, 1973/2015 Date range 2005

Phone Notes – DAM extensive notes of phono conversations, 1993/2008 Box MSS 98-1c, Box 18

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Presidential Powers – Examinations, 2001/2014 Box MSS 98-1c, Box 24

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Presidential Powers Fall 2005 – syllabus and teaching materials, 2005 Box MSS 98-1c, Box 24

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Refugee Law Examinations, 1995/2012 Box MSS 98-1c, Box 26

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State Coordinators of Refugee Resettlement (SCORR) and Refugee Council USA (RCUSA) – Symposium, Washington, DC, June 20-21 [e-mail; correspondence, notes], 2005 Box MSS 98-1b, Box 19

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"Twilight Statuses: A Closer Examination of the Unauthorized Population, " Migration Policy Institute Policy Brief, No. 2, 2005 Box MSS 98-1c, Box 38

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UVA Law School Events Miscellaneous [e-mail; outline]., 1987/2005 Box MSS 98-1b, Box 28

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UVA School of Law Conference on Public Service and the Law, Feb. 11-12 –[correspondence, agenda, notes], 2005 Box MSS 98-1b, Box 26

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William & Mary Lecture April 18, 2005 Marshall-Wythe School of Law [notes, e-mail; lecture flyers], 2004/2005 Box MSS 98-1b, Box 24

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