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The High Court has ruled today that the Home Office unjustifiably discriminated DPG client, EH, by refusing to pay her dependents’ trafficking support payments just because she was an asylum seeker. The current system of support for trafficked people provides for payments for dependant children. However...

Deighton Pierce Glynn have responded to the government’s consultation on reforms to judicial review.  The government’s proposed reforms would open the door to legislation removing the power of the courts to review the lawfulness of government action. This power – of judicial review – has enabled...

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We don’t want to buy into a concept created by an enthusiastic proponent of the racist hostile environment, but Stephen Lawrence day will no doubt quite rightly be of real importance to the Lawrence family, Duwayne Brooks, and those close to them. We all have a...

A judicial review hearing regarding the Home Secretary’s decision to house asylum seekers at Napier military Barracks in Kent took place at the Royal Courts of Justice on 14 and 15 April 2021. The claims were brought by six Claimants who were anonymised during the...

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