Robert Ambrogi Blog
Last November, I reported on a partnership between the American Immigration Lawyers Association and Fastcase to produce a twice-yearly law journal, published by the Fastcase publishing imprint Full Court Press.
Today, AILA and Fastcase released the inaugural issue of the AILA Law Journal. It includes seven articles on current issues in immigration law, including pieces on the renunciation of U.S. citizenship, Central American asylum seekers, extraordinary ability adjudications, and travel ban waivers.
All AILA members can access the journal for free as a member benefit through the AILA website. It is also available through AILALink, AILA’s subscription legal research database. AILA members can also purchase a subscription to the print version of the journal for $49 a year, which includes up to three copies of each issue.
Those who are not AILA members can purchase individual issues in print or digital formats for $60 through the Fastcase Bookstore. They can also purchase a combined print/digital subscription for $99 a year, which includes up to three copies of each issue and unlimited access to the journal on the Fastcase legal research system.
Organizations of over 10 users may purchase a one-year combination subscription for $299, which includes up to five copies of each issue of the print AILA Law Journal, plus unlimited access to all current and future issues on Fastcase.
Editor-in=chief of the journal is Shoba Sivaprasad Wadhia, Samuel Weiss faculty scholar and clinical professor of law at Penn State Law and founding director of the school’s Immigrants’ Rights Clinic. The publisher is Morgan Morrissette Wright, an attorney and product manager at Fastcase.