Focusing on the practical workings of immigration judicial reviews, this book delves into the complexities of a system that has long been a significant part of judicial review cases. It presents empirical research on who initiates challenges, the nature of the decisions contested, and the judicial process involved. By investigating case settlements and the interplay with other legal remedies, it provides insights into the quality of claims and initial decisions. The narrative incorporates perspectives from judges, representatives, and claimants, enriching the understanding of the immigration judicial review landscape.
