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Grossman Young & Hammond is a proud authority on legal matters surrounding INTERPOL abuse and defense against Red Notices, diffusions and other INTERPOL publications. A complete record of our publications, presentations and interviews with media regarding INTERPOL matters is below.
- Interpol’s New Leadership Demonstrates Lack of Will for Reform, The National Interest, December 17, 2021 (by Sandra Grossman and Ted Bromund).
- Who is Ahmed Naser al-Raisi, the new Interpol chief accused of torture?, Middle East Eye, November 24, 2021 (Sandra Grossman quoted).
- Barahona v. Wilkinson Practice Pointer - Red Notices and the Application of the Serious Non-Political Crime Bar, AILA Practice Pointer, June 2021.
- "A guide to understanding and challenging persecutory Interpol Red Notices in immigration court and before Interpol," International Bar Association, October 1, 2020 (by Sandra Grossman and Meg Hobbins).
- "He fought corruption in Russia. ICE wants to deport him." POLITICO, September 3, 2020 (Sandra Grossman quoted).
- "Current Developments in INTERPOL Red Notice Abuse," American Bar Association, July 10, 2020 (Presentation by Sandra Grossman and Meg Hobbins).
- "INTERPOL, Red Notices, and the Immigrant: Opportunities for Creative Legal Advocacy," in cooperation with Clark Hill, July, 1 2020 (Presented by Sandra Grossman, Meg Hobbins and Thomas Ragland).
- "Matter of W-E-R-B and the Reliability of Red Notices - Benders Immigration Bulletin ," Bender's Immigration Bulletin, June 15, 2020 (by Sandra Grossman and Meg Hobbins).
- “Governments Are Using Interpol to Pressure Political Enemies,” Voice of America News, October 29, 2019 (Sandra Grossman quoted).
- “Challenging a Red Notice,” AILA Law Journal, April 2019 (by Sandra Grossman and Ted Bromund).
- “Tools of Transnational Repression,” Testimony before the Helsinki Commission – a bipartisan congressional committee – regarding the TRAP Act, September 12, 2019 (Sandra Grossman testifies).
- “The TRAP Act’s Contribution to Preventing Transnational Repression Through Interpol,” Federalist Society Review, 2020 (by Sandra Grossman and Ted Bromund).
- "Why Immigration Lawyers Should Care About The Trap Act – It Will Address Interpol Abuse,” Think Immigration Blog (AILA), November 26, 2019 (by Sandra Grossman).
- “Could proposed U.S. law end abuse of Interpol red notices?” Ahval, September 9, 2019 (Sandra Grossman quoted).
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INTERPOL Clients
“Attorney Grossman’s keen understanding of my case, her dedication, and her knowledge of international law and INTERPOL procedure, ultimately led to a decision by INTERPOL in 2014, that all data against me failed to comply with Interpol’s rules. I…”
– Dual Venezuelan and U.S. citizen and pediatric cardiologist/neonatologist
“The CCF’s decision constituted firm confirmation that the Red Notice against me had been issued by weak, provisional judges who executed arbitrary criminal proceedings against me in violation of my human rights. Ms. Grossman’s assistance, her utt…”
– Gabriel Osio Zamora, Venezuelan Citizen
“In short, their professionalism and humanity were essential, especially for a case like mine which was highly complicated by having served as the Attorney General of Guatemala and suffering political persecution by the mafia of that country. Being a…”
– Thelma Aldana, Politician, former President of the Supreme Court and former Attorney General of Guatemala
“I hired Grossman Young & Hammond and they took a deep dive into the facts of my case and helped me to identify the evidence needed to demonstrate how I had been wronged. They were able to request a review of my case with Interpol, presenting new evid…”
– Anonymous
