Tagged: United States

Appeal Watch / Citizenship and Immigration

by Henna Mohan · Jan 26 , 2022

SCC to Revisit the Safe Third Country Agreement in Canadian Council For Refugees, et al. v Minister of Citizenship and Immigration, et al.

The Supreme Court of Canada (“SCC”) will revisit the applications of several unsuccessful refugee claimants when it hears Canadian Council for Refugees, et al. v Minister of Citizenship and Immigration,...

Appeal Watch / Charter Breaches / Charter of Rights & Freedoms / Criminal Law / Criminal Procedure / Evidence Law / Jurisdiction / Procedural Law

by Henna Mohan · Nov 12 , 2021

Applying the Charter to State Actors Abroad: SCC Grants Leave in Corporal C.R. McGregor v Her Majesty the Queen

The Supreme Court of Canada (“SCC”) will refine its jurisprudence on extraterritorial applications of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms [the Charter] when it hears Corporal C.R. McGregor v...

Tags: Charter breach criminal procedure Evidence Jurisdiction military law United States

Administrative Law / Citizenship and Immigration / Human Rights

by Maciej Lipinski · Sep 29 , 2014

Can Domestic Abuse Victims Qualify as Refugees? – A Comment on Matter of A-R-C-G et al

The recently-released decision of the United States’ Board of Immigration Appeals (“the Board”) in the Matter of A-R-C-G et al., (“Matter of A-R-C-G“), 26 I&N Dec. 388 (BIA 2014) may signal the United...

Tags: Convention refugee domestic abuse United States

Tagged: United States

SCC to Revisit the Safe Third Country Agreement in Canadian Council For Refugees, et al. v Minister of Citizenship and Immigration, et al.

Applying the Charter to State Actors Abroad: SCC Grants Leave in Corporal C.R. McGregor v Her Majesty the Queen

Can Domestic Abuse Victims Qualify as Refugees? – A Comment on Matter of A-R-C-G et al

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