To JR or not to JR: litigating immigration refusals at the Federal Court

Highly experienced in immigration litigation, the presenter will share his approach to scrutinizing negative immigration decisions, identifying reviewable errors, assessing the merits of potential judicial review (JR), and preparing strong JR applications. Refusals of humanitarian & compassionate applications and negative PRRA decisions will be used as examples. Whether or not handling courtwork, every immigration practitioner should be equipped with the tools to assess the likelihood of success if contemplating JR litigation as recourse for a refusal and to formulate persuasive arguments.  This presentation will facilitate developing or perfecting such tools for everyone practicing immigration law.

If you wish the presenter to address particular questions, please send them to akuranicheva@eclc.ca by November 11, 2022.

SPEAKER

Richard Wazana (Wazana Law, Toronto)

MEETING DETAILS

On-demand. Originally presented on Wednesday, November 16, 2022.

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