  The spin dependent reflection in quasi-two-dimensional electron gas from an
impenetrable barrier in presence of Rashba and Dresselhaus spin-orbit coupling
is analyzed in detail. It is shown that due to spin-orbit effects the reflected
beam split in two beams gives rise to multiple reflection analogous to
phenomena birefringence. The interplay between Rashba and Dresselhaus
spin-orbit coupling gives rise to anisotropy in Fermi energy surface and a
non-zero net spin-polarized current oscillating with two frequencies for all
the values of incident angle except at $45^{o}$ when averaged over all
components of reflected beam. It is also shown that in over critical region,
all the three polarization components as well as net polarization has non-zero
values and are exponentially decaying as distance from the barrier increases
which in turns spin-accumulation near the barrier is an important consequence
of spin-hall effect.
