Welcome to our course on deportation law! We cover the law and rules on deportation of non EU and EU citizens, including the complex statutory framework, overlapping immigration rules, automatic deportation, revocation of deportation orders, out of country appeals and leading case law. We used worked examples throughout and offer optional deep dive analysis of the more complex bits of law.
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You can check out the course contents below:
Module 1 | Statutory framework for deportation |
Unit 1 | What is a deportation order? |
Unit 2 | "Automatic" deportation |
Unit 3 | Basic power and basic exceptions |
Unit 4 | Statutory considerations in deportation appeals |
Unit 5 | Immigration Rules on making a deportation order |
Unit 6 | Triggers for and exceptions to deportation: summary |
Module 2 | Deportation and the European Convention on Human Rights |
Unit 1 | Can non statutory considerations still be considered? |
Unit 2 | Strasbourg key cases on relevant considerations |
Unit 3 | UK key cases on relevant considerations |
Unit 4 | Gathering evidence in support of an appeal |
Module 3 | Deportation under EU law |
Unit 1 | Levels of protection against deportation in EU law |
Unit 2 | Derived rights of residence and deportation |
Unit 3 | Immigration (European Economic Area) Regulations 2016 |
Unit 4 | Gathering evidence in an EU appeal |
Unit 5 | Podcast interview with Jawaid Luqmani on EU deportation cases |
Module 4 | Out of country appeals |
Unit 1 | Out of country human rights appeals |
Unit 2 | Out of country EU law appeals |
Module 5 | Revocation of a deportation order |
Unit 1 | Considerations in all revocation applications and effect of revocation |
Unit 2 | Pre-deportation revocation applications |
Unit 3 | Post-deportation revocation applications |
Unit 4 | Final quiz |