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please.pdf (19 December 2013)
Following on from two recent posts on this subject (Judicial review in the Upper Tribunal, Do not lodge Upper Tribunal judicial reviews by post if urg Read more...
Isa Removed (18 December 2013)
45-year-old Isa Muazu, who had been detained since July, ^not found to have genuine need of protection^ in UK Read more...
Guardian Isa Muaza (6 December 2013)
Asylum seeker who was returned to UK in a failed deportationattempt will stay in the country pending judicial review Read more...
Isa Muazu BBC (3 December 2013)
A Nigerian man said to be "near death" following a hunger strike is back in the UK after the Home Office flight deporting him had to turn around. Read more...
DL Independant Isa (3 December 2013)
Lawyers for a gravely-ill Nigerian hunger striker are to make a freshattempt to halt his deportation after he endured a botched removal from Read more...
DL Evening Standard (29 November 2013)
A NatWest bank clerk who used a bug to hide a £1 million scam is facing an “almost inevitable” prison sentence. Customer service adviser Hans Paterson Read more...
BBC nigeria (29 November 2013)
Lawyers for a failed asylum seeker who was on hunger strike have said the Home Office has confirmed his removal from the UK.They said Isa Muazu, 45, i Read more...
politics co uk (29 November 2013)
Theresa May was accused of allowing someone to die "to score a political point" today, after a starving asylum seeker was deported to Nigeria despite Read more...
Private jet standing (29 November 2013)
The Home Office has reserved a private jet to deport a man who has been on hunger strike in immigration detention for nearly 100 days. Isa Muazu^s law Read more...
Crime line tear (20 November 2013)
A contempt of court [civil proceedings] (not in the face of the court) falls w ithin prescribedproceedings and is therefore funded under criminal Read more...
DL Telegraph Fijan (18 November 2013)
A Fijian soldier who twice fought for Britain in Afghanistan faces deportation after missing paperwork deadline - he says, because the Army did not pa Read more...
daily mail dl (15 November 2013)
A Fijian soldier who moved to the UK after serving in the British Army for nine years faces deportation on Sunday because of a simple administrative b Read more...
Law Gazette DL (13 November 2013)
Administrators have been appointed at a Milton Keynes family law firm forced to close earlier this month. Read more...
Guardian DL (13 November 2013)
Court of appeal rules Jumaa Kater Saleh was detained for too long while Home Office attempted to Read more...
Pakistani teenage migrant (8 November 2013)
Pakistani teenager’s wins right to fight for NHS treatment because it is superior to the care he would get in his homeland.Mervyn Cross is a trai Read more...
Televised court of appeal session (8 November 2013)
One of the first cases broadcast live on TV shows judges cutting four-year sexual assault sentence to 32 monthsDuncan Lewis’ Sunjay Versani Read more...
asian voice daniel anderson (1 November 2013)
“There has been much publicity lately by the government and all major political parties in making ^work pay^. In essence it has been boldly stated Read more...
Home Office accused of fixing asylum figures (28 October 2013)
Asylum seekers with strong cases are being pushed to the back of the Home Office queue so that officials can reject at least 60% of their applicants, Read more...
DUNCAN LEWIS wins landmark case (23 October 2013)
This case involves a child who suffers from a serious medical condition requiringblood transfusions. The Court of Appeal allowed our client’s app Read more...
Exemplary damages win for robber (16 October 2013)
A foreign national jailed for 12 months for robbery has been awarded £25,000 damages because he was detained too long while attempts were made to depo Read more...
Indian general followed before knife attack in London (17 July 2013)
An Indian general and his wife were followed before his throat was slashed with a knife in London^s West End, Southwark Crown Court has heard. Read more...
Suspected Jamaican rapist banned (7 June 2013)
The Home Office and the Police move to expand Operation Nexus, in which criminal allegations (without any convictions) are used as justification to re Read more...
Last Chance Saloon (8 April 2013)
Inside Times Article from Director/Solicitor Jenna McKinney on an urgent change to legal aid for foreign national prisoners Read more...
Ministers admit trying (22 March 2013)
System ^in chaos^ as nearly half of enforced removals are cancelled, many of them after successful legal challenges Read more...
the wrong steps for the wrong reasons (2 January 2013)
It is annoying for the government to be told that its actions are unlawful. It isembarrassing for the Home Office to have the disarray in the imm Read more...