The Judicial Review (JR) landscape in immigration law has changed dramatically over the past year or so. The case of Cart has clarified the scope for JR of decisions of the Upper Tribunal; the Upper Tribunal itself has jurisdiction to hear certain JR challenges; yet ‘traditional’ JRs in the High Court continue to be a hugely important legal route to challenge other immigration decisions. This seminar aims to clarify these three strands of JR challenge, and develop the knowledge and confidence of delegates through a series of case studies.

Public Law Project are presenting in Manchester a complete, one day course to provide solicitors, advisers and decision makers with an understanding of public law principles and how they operate in claiming and defending judicial review claims, statutory appeals and ombudsman complaints. The course covers both theory and practice, and is delivered by experienced, specialist solicitors and barristers from GCN.

Garden Court North will be holding the next 5 day prison law course in 2012. Due to the limited delegate numbers that we can accommodate for this course we would like to welcome delegates to register their interest prior to the invitation being released. Please register early interest.