Araujo also touches on family issues, labor law and civil rights. Though focused on the Hispanic immigrant, the book appears it would be very useful for anyone with a special interest in the judiciary system. It does not matter if your first language is English or Spanish. A raujo makes the topic understandable, which appears to be an exception in the area of legal publications. He favors a simple language, leaving out the complicated terms and Latin words common in his profession.
S omething worth mentioning is the quality of the Spanish translation.
The English terms are printed beside their Spanish equivalent, which lets the spanish speaker dispel doubt by seeing it in both English and Spanish. Araujo does not mean for the book to become a substitute for professional help. The purpose is only to work as a guide for the immigrant, to ensure that he will be able to determine what kind of legal help is necessary on each particular affair. In addition, it gives a person the capability to determine when things are going the way they should. Orders will be mailed through Priority Mail and should be received within a week of purchase.