Deportation

What protections under EU free movement law does someone with status under the EU Settlement Scheme enjoy if they are facing deportation due to committing

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30th September 2024

BY Iain Halliday

Cases, Deportation

Court of Appeal dismisses appeal against deportation by woman who has lived in the UK since 1985

The Court of Appeal has rejected the appeal against deportation of a woman who was sentenced to less than four years and who has lived

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18th April 2024

BY Sonia Lenegan

Cases, Deportation, EU Free Movement

Upper Tribunal provides guidance on the deportation of EU nationals for pre-Brexit conduct

If a European national receives a criminal conviction arising from conduct which took place before the Brexit cut-off date, how can they rely on those

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Deportation

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Key Posts on Deportation

OISC adviser who worked beyond his authorisation loses appeal against cancellation of registration

OISC publishes practice note on using interpreters and translators

New OISC exam resource books published

How to become a level 1 OISC adviser in immigration law

Out of country appeals

Challenge to “deport first, appeal later” process rejected

“Sorry episode”: Chief Justice reprimands Home Office for disclosure failures

First-tier Tribunal discourages oral evidence from abroad

Upper Tribunal revisits issue of permission for video evidence from abroad

Does every Zoom witness abroad need foreign state permission to dial in?

Court of Appeal gives further guidance on assessing seriousness of an offence in deportation cases

Can a European national be deported on ‘imperative grounds of public security’ based solely on the barbarity of their crime?

DEPORTATION RESOURCES

IMMIGRATION RULES ON DEPORTATION

IMMIGRATION DIRECTORATE INSTRUCTIONS ON DEPORTATIONS

POLICY ON DEPORTING FAMILY MEMBERS OF FOREIGN CRIMINALS

OTHER POLICIES ON CRIMINALITY AND DETENTION

ECB04: DEPORTEES

EEA national appellant in prison on 31 December 2020 deemed not to be exercising treaty rights

BY Sonia Lenegan

Court of Appeal gives further guidance on assessing seriousness of an offence in deportation cases

BY Nick Nason

Can a European national be deported on ‘imperative grounds of public security’ based solely on the barbarity of their crime?

BY Nick Nason

Upper Tribunal provides guidance on the deportation of EU nationals for post-Brexit conduct

BY Iain Halliday

Court of Appeal dismisses appeal against deportation by woman who has lived in the UK since 1985

BY Sonia Lenegan

Upper Tribunal provides guidance on the deportation of EU nationals for pre-Brexit conduct

BY Nick Nason

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