UTTERLY ALONE IN COURT: HOW UNACCOMPANIED MINORS’ LACK OF ACCESS TO APPOINTED COUNSEL FALLS SHORT OF DOMESTIC, INTERNATIONAL, AND BIBLICAL STANDARDS

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Elizabeth M. Gilbert | 10 Regent J. Glob. Just. & Pub. Pol. 97 (2024)

Children’s Rights, Domestic Policy, Immigration Law, International Policy, Migration

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