Publications
Can a Second Conviction for a Simple Possession of a Controlled Substance amount to an Aggrevated Felony for the purpose of Immigration Law?
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Robert Ongom
Oklahoma University C...
Cwinya-Ai, R. 2011, "Can a Second Conviction for a Simple Possession of a Controlled Substance amount to an Aggrevated Felony for the purpose of Immigration Law?". In: Social Science Research Network, www.ssrn.com, New-York, US..
More Publications by Robert Ongom Cwinya-Ai
- Oil and Gas Exploration and Production Procedures; An Overview and the Evolution of the Stages Involved in the Oil and Gas Industry
- Does the United States Need a Coordinated National Energy Policy?
- WHAT IS A DEDICATION?
- The United States Energy Sources and the Quest for a Unified Energy Policy: Are we still giving the Fossil Energy Industry the Upper Hand against Renewables?
- The Oklahoma Wind Energy Development Act, as Amended. The Impact of the Amendments; Comparing and Contrasting Multiple Guidelines and, other Persuasive Jurisdictions with specific emphasis to Oklahoma.
- How to Acquire (Purchase) and Register a Vessel (Ship) under the UnitedStates Admiralty Laws
- Can Personal Injuries or Death orchestrated by International Terror Groups qualify as a Tort Remedied (Entertained) in United States' Courts
- The Immunity of State Owned Vessels From Maritime Arrests
- Implied Warranty of Seaworthiness under United States Maritime Law: The Differences and Similarities to South African Marine Insurance Law
- Causes of Maritime Piracy off the Somali (East African) Coast; What Solutions Can the Regional or International Community offer
- Admiralty (and Maritime) Law as a Specialty, Who may Practice it?, Admiralty Law Practitioners Beware, Non Specialists taking away your Bread from you?
- International (Global) Competition in the Modern Transport Industry; The Politics of Port Business and its Influence on Other (Rail and Road) Modes of Transportation og Goods
- Can an Injured Longshore/ Harbour Worker Still Benefit From a Jones Act Application, qualifying as a Seaman, under the United States Admiralty Law?
- Death Penalty of the Mentally ill - The attitude of the Courts in the United States on the Legal, Ethical, and Moral Question of its administration.
- Petitioning for an Alien Relative under the United States Immigration and Citizenship Law
- Forum Sellection Clauses explored; The Positon under the United States Law - A Comparison of the Legal positions in England (English Law) and South Africa