TY - ADVS
T1 - Subsidiary Protection Case Law Project
AU - Thornton, Liam
AU - Morgan, Deirdre
AU - Cumiskey, Claire
AU - Langley, Sian
AU - Mullally, Siobhan
AU - McDonagh, Meave
AU - Hanley, Brian
AU - Lyons, Claire
PY - 2007/3/19
Y1 - 2007/3/19
N2 - This project was undertaken following discussions with the Refugee Legal Service, Cork, on the need for an easily accessible and comprehensive case law resource, for use in subsidiary protection claims. With the introduction of a subsidiary protection regime in Ireland in October, 2006, the unmet legal need arising from the absence of such a resource became increasingly urgent. With this case law resource, the Migration Law Clinic, has produced an invaluable research tool. This resource is aimed at all those involved in the asylum determination process. In particular, we hope that the project will be of assistance to decision makers and to the busy legal practitionerThis case-book marks a further practical contribution which the Migration Law Clinic, is continually making in bridging the gap between formal legal education and the legal world in action. It is hoped that this project will be the template for further interaction between the Centre and the wider legal community.
AB - This project was undertaken following discussions with the Refugee Legal Service, Cork, on the need for an easily accessible and comprehensive case law resource, for use in subsidiary protection claims. With the introduction of a subsidiary protection regime in Ireland in October, 2006, the unmet legal need arising from the absence of such a resource became increasingly urgent. With this case law resource, the Migration Law Clinic, has produced an invaluable research tool. This resource is aimed at all those involved in the asylum determination process. In particular, we hope that the project will be of assistance to decision makers and to the busy legal practitionerThis case-book marks a further practical contribution which the Migration Law Clinic, is continually making in bridging the gap between formal legal education and the legal world in action. It is hoped that this project will be the template for further interaction between the Centre and the wider legal community.
M3 - Web publication/site
PB - Centre for Criminal Justice & Human Rights
ER -