- CPD Points: 1 [PS] [SL]
- Price: $89.00
- Area: Constitutional Law; Migration
- Delivered: March 2025
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Description
This session is delivered by Nicholas Poynder, Barrister, Rosny Chambers, who is based in Hobart and joins the Society's CPD program to deliver a session on migration matters. The session covers:
- Introduction and nature of judicial review.
- Practical steps in judicial review of migration decisions.
- Current issues in the judicial review of migration decisions.
The purpose of the session is to:
- Introduction to practitioners in Tasmania to this area of practice.
- Encourage the development of this area of practice in Tasmania
- To 'arm' solicitors with basic knowledge of what to do when faced with an adverse migration decision which might require review
- CPD Points: 1 [PS] [SL]
- Price: $89.00
- Area: Constitutional Law; Migration
- Delivered: March 2025
Digital Content
- Recording
- PDF of Materials
To purchase login below
Description
This session is delivered by Nicholas Poynder, Barrister, Rosny Chambers, who is based in Hobart and joins the Society's CPD program to deliver a session on migration matters. The session covers:
- Introduction and nature of judicial review.
- Practical steps in judicial review of migration decisions.
- Current issues in the judicial review of migration decisions.
The purpose of the session is to:
- Introduction to practitioners in Tasmania to this area of practice.
- Encourage the development of this area of practice in Tasmania
- To 'arm' solicitors with basic knowledge of what to do when faced with an adverse migration decision which might require review
Nicholas Poynder, Barrister, Rosny Chambers
About the Presenter:
Mr Nicholas Poynder, Barrister, Rosny Chambers. Mr Poynder was admitted in 1984. He completed a Bachelor of Arts (1979) and Bachelor of Laws with Honours (1983) from the University of Tasmania; and a Master of Laws (1997) from the University of NSW. He specialises in administrative law; in particular immigration and anti-discrimination law. Nicholas was formerly based in Melbourne at the Victorian Bar (1990-1993) and in Sydney at the NSW Bar (1998-2024), and is now based in Hobart. Nicholas is listed in the Immigration category of the Australian Financial Review “Best Lawyers in Australia” every year since 2012. He is author of the judicial review commentary in the LexisNexis Australian Immigration Law service. Nicholas is also consulting editor of the Federal Law Reports.
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