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The Supreme Court has today handed down its judgment in the appeals arising out of the Home Secretary’s policy to relocate asylum seekers arriving in the UK by small boats or other dangerous journeys to Rwanda to have their asylum…
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On 30 October 2023, Mr Dan Kolinsky KC (sitting as a Deputy High Court Judge) handed down judgment in R (SB & Anor) v London Borough of Newham [2023] EWHC 2701 (Admin). This is a claim for judicial review concerning…
Daniel Walker has had an article published on LexisNexis UK. The article titled ‘High Court dismisses Judicial Review challenging the Norfolk Principles’ highlights the practical implications of the recent case of R (on the application of Mid and West Wales…
The Court of Appeal, in allowing the Secretary of State’s appeal against the decision of the High Court, held that an Independent Adjudicator was not under a duty to enquire into the thought processes or the reasoning of the Governor…
Keith Morton KC, leading Paul Reynolds, instructed by the Government Legal Department has successfully represented the Marine Accident Investigation Branch in a judicial review challenge brought by the Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service against a Coroner’s ruling….
The High Court has handed down judgment allowing a claim for judicial review challenging the Home Office’s policy to stop and detain all passengers owing debts to the NHS when seeking entry at the border. The policy – which was…
In allowing the Parole Board’s appeal against the Court of Appeal’s finding that guidance on how to treat allegations was unlawful, the Supreme Court held that risk may be assessed without the Parole Board having to find every foundation had…
The Administrative Court today dismissed a judicial review challenge to the Home Secretary’s decisions to relocate Afghan nationals from London to Manchester (HZ and ors v SSHD [2023] EWHC 660 (Admin)). The Afghan nationals were relocated to the UK following…
The High Court today upheld a claim for judicial review challenging decisions by the Secretary of State for Justice to amend the Parole Board Rules and to issue guidance about the effect of the amendment. The rule change, which was…
The Rwanda appeal – AAA and others -v- Secretary of State for the Home Department Sian Reeves, instructed by the Government Legal Department, is part of the counsel team representing the SSHD. ‘It was one of the most prominent…
