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Domestic Deportation Framework: Key Provisions & Considerations
By Alexander Ferguson - Legal Associate

In This Article 1. Understanding the Domestic Deportation Framework: An Overview 2. Deportation Under the Immigration Act 1971: Exemptions and Conditions 3. The Evolution of Deportation Law: From Discretion to Duty 4....

 Foreign Criminals in Deportation Law: Definitions and Criteria 5. Domestic Deportation Framework: Exceptions for Medium and Serious Offenders 6. Contact Our Immigration Barristers 7. Frequently Asked...

Section 3C Explained: A Flowchart for Human Rights Applications
By Richmond Chambers -

As direct access barristers working at Richmond Chambers, we have had countless lay clients approach us with one question: am I protected by section 3C of the Immigration Act 1971?  This can at times be a complicated...

 question, particularly when the Home Office guidance on section 3C appears to be at odds with the natural interpretation of statute, an example of which can be found here. Section 3C of the Immigration...

Investigation of marriages under the Immigration Act 2014
By Richmond Chambers -

The Immigration Act 2014 makes provision for the Home Office to investigate whether marriages may be sham marriages or marriages of convenience during an extended notice.  This is the period after the...

 couple have notified the registrar of their intention to marry and before the marriage is able to take place.  If a decision is made to investigate, the notice period will be extended from 28 days to 70 days. The...

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