The role of judicial review in safe third country cases

This thesis provides a study on the role of judicial review in safe third country cases. A 'safe third country case' may be defined as a legal challenge by an asylum seeker against removal from the United Kingdom to a third state in the absence of substantive determination of an applicatio...

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Main Author: Katsapaou, Chrystalla
Published: University of Bristol 2008
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The role of judicial review in safe third country cases
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