Migrants and the Courts: A Century of Trial and Error?

Dedication
Contents
List of Figures and Tables
Foreword • The Right Honourable Sir Stephen Sedley
Preface and Acknowledgements
Table of Cases
Table of Legislation
Abbreviations
1 Laying the Foundations
2 From the Home Office to the Lord Chancellor’s Department
3 The Development of the Tribunal Structures
4 Getting the Facts – Interpreting the Evidence, Credibility
5 What Price State Security? • With Frances Webber
6 How Other Countries Do It: Belgium, North Africa, South Africa and Sweden 1• With Katelijne Declerck, Amor Boubakri, Ahmed Arbee and Göran Hakansson
7 How Other Countries Do It – Canada: The Evolution and Development of the Refugee Status Determination System in Canada and the Balanced Refugee Reform Act • With James C. Simeon
8 Afterword
Appendices
	Appendix 1: Diagram of the Immigration Appeals System (as at 1995)
	Appendix 2: Statistics of Adjudicator Appeals
	Appendix 3: Report on Trip to West Africa 2006
	Appendix 4: Address to Annual Residential Conference of Immigration Judges of the Asylum and Immigration Tribunal
	Appendix 5: The International Association of Refugee Law Judges’ Guidelines on the Judicial Approach to Expert Medical Evidence
	Appendix 6: Resignation of Lady Mar, House of Lords
	Appendix 7: States Parties Dates of Ratification, Accession and Succession to the 1951 Convention and 1967 Protocol
Bibliography
Index