Synopsis
The aim of the workshop is to equip lawyers with the tools and the confidence to take on appeals and judicial review proceedings in the High Court.
This will be achieved by a consideration of the statutory requirements and an examination of all relevant documents.
A complete set of precedents will be provided. Attendees will work through each of these and learn how to adapt them to their client’s case.
Learning outcomes
- Gain a better understanding of the helpful hints and advocacy skills required such as preparing for appeals/judicial review, structuring documents to enhance and present client’s case most effectively, and the importance of evidence and how and where to find it.
- Receive guidance on typical procedural steps and documents involved in an appeal or application for judicial review concerning an immigration, refugee or protection decision in the High Court and on appeal above that court.
- Learn more about how to use documents to clearly present a client’s case.
Who should attend?
All practitioners practising in the areas of administrative, public, immigration, refugee and protection law. The seminar may also be of interest to litigators who might be involved in this area of law in the future and immigration consultants. The workshop may be of interest to litigators in the High Court.
Presenters
Frances Joychild QC
Stewart Dalley
Senior Associate
Ryken & Associates
Matthew Mortimer
Senior Solicitor
Meredith Connell
Facilitator
Deborah Manning
Barrister
Landmark Chambers
Chair
The Honourable Justice Palmer