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By immlawyer

Last week was a busy one for hearings - there were three ADRs - one for criminal inadmissibility and two for spousal sponsorship. Then there was two inadmissibility hearings before the Immigration Division and a refugee claim from Bosnia-Herzegovina heard by the Refugee Protection Division to end the week.

The ADRs allow the Minister to consent at an early stage; the (criminal) inadmissibility hearing is generally a foregone conclusion (but generally allow for an appeal to the IAD); and the refugee hearing is always interesting and allows the review of the s.96 or s.97 analysis, as well as an insight into specific country conditions.

Full post as published by Canadian Immigration Blawg on March 16, 2010 (boomark / email).