Best Practices for Federal Court - Advocacy in Light of Bill C-12 and Related Challenges

Presented by the CBA Alberta Immigration Law (North) Section

The Federal Court has become an increasingly central forum for the practice of immigration law, experiencing record-breaking growth in recent years due to the rising number of judicial review applications across a broad range of immigration and refugee matters. With the introduction of Bill C-12—expected to significantly expand the use of Pre-Removal Risk Assessments by rendering certain refugee claimants ineligible to seek protection before the Refugee Protection Division—the Federal Court is anticipated to play an even more prominent role in adjudicating refugee refusals.

This program will examine effective strategies for challenging flawed immigration decisions before the Federal Court, including best practices for oral and written advocacy, record preparation, and navigating Federal Court procedures from beginning to end.

PRESENTER

Sarah Mikhail (Lawyer, Smith Immigration Law)

MEETING DETAILS

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