La professeure Sule Tomkinson vient de publierarticle intitulé The immigrant versus the state: The marginal contribution of tribunal judges to administrative justice, dans la revue International Journal of Law in Context.
Abstract
Administrative tribunal judges determine rights and entitlements regarding bureaucratic decisions. In immigration appeal cases, they review negative decisions of permanent residency acquisition and family reunification. Based on an analysis of all immigration appeal decisions in Canada’s Quebec province over a period of twenty-three years, we find that tribunal judges confirm the bureaucratic decision in the vast majority of cases, noting the migrants’ inability to meet the annual income requirements, and rarely reverse the decision in favour of migrants. Documenting the marginal contribution of tribunal judges to promoting administrative justice, this article contributes to the debate on whether and how courts can advance immigrants’ rights.
Tomkinson, S., Paquet M, and Robert, L. 2023. “The Immigrant versus the State: The Marginal Contribution of Tribunal Judges to Administrative Justice”, International Journal of Law in Context, 10.1017/S1744552323000253
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