a) The Asylum and Immigration Tribunal (AIT)
b) Human Rights Appeals
c) Immigration Appeals
d) Rights of Appeal
Guide to
the Refusal Letter - Clients comments on refusal letter
Certification
- the Special Appeals Procedure
Time limits
for lodging notice of appeal
Meaning of
"The Respondent's Bundle"
Meaning of
"Directions"
Grounds of
Appeal
Adjournments,
Abandonment's and Determination without a hearing
Fast Track Cases
Certification
a) The special appeals procedure
b) Challenging the validity of Certificate
Original
interview record
Week Two
Written witness
statements
Obtaining witness statement
a) Taking instructions on the statement
b) Analysis of subjectivity of statement
Medical report
and expert evidence
Further objective evidence
a) The usefulness of objective evidence
b) Documents from the country of origin
Whether to
call oral evidence - the importance of it
Week Three
Appeal bundle(s)
Discussing
the hearing with your clients
Opening the
hearing
Examination
in chief
Re-examination
Closing submissions
Recommendations
Challenging
the Immigration Judge(s)' Determination
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Course
name and number:
TAC-CC-002
- Certificate in Immigration Appeals and Practice
Course
Fee:
£265
for new students or £195 for previous students who have
completed the college's Immigration and Nationality Law Diploma.
A deposit of £120 is required to reserve your place, with the balance to be paid on the first day of the course.
Entry
Requirements:
Students must have:
a)
Completed the Diploma
in Immigration and Nationality course at this college,
or
b)
Passed ILEX Part
11 - Immigration Law, or
c)
Be currently working
as a lawyer specialising in Immigration Law
d)
Others with relevant
training/work experience may be allowed to attend at the
discretion of the college.
Mode
of Study:
Part-time
Start
Date:
1st April 2006 (week 2 will be 8th April and week 3 will be 22nd April)