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Legal Updates & Commentary
News & InsightsAnalysis of immigration, asylum and public law developments, tribunal decisions, judicial review proceedings and matters of wider public interest. Articles are written by Adam Tear to explain significant legal developments in clear and accessible terms. CE-File case management system (CMS) will be transitioning into the Judicial Review, Upper Tribunal Immigration and Asylum Chamber. It is due to go live from the 17 January 2022.
The introduction of the CMS will allow staff and judiciary in these locations to issue and manage cases electronically, moving away from the current FHINS system. CE-File will remove the need for a paper case file, when mandated for professional users or when a litigant in person chooses to use the external E-Filing service. The case numbers will change from the current format JR/1234/2021 to the new E-Filing format JR-2021-000001 • Scheduling of online training webinars for legal professionals leading up to go-live will be advertised on the Reform GOV.Uk site (www.gov.uk/guidance/hmcts-reform-events-programme), HMCTS social media channels and the HMCTS stakeholder weekly bulletin • The current available GOV.UK guidance to support users: www.gov.uk/guidance/hmcts-e-filing-service-for-citizens-and-professionals & https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/how-to-use-the-hmcts-e-filing-service • Access to all the previous E-Filing training recordings and a recording will be made for the UTIAC specific training to be hosted here: CE File Training Sessions - YouTube The CE-Filling system, has had a mixed response in other areas, with there still being a tendency for some judges to need to be emailed the papers in addition to them being filled. We will need to wait and see how the Tribunal deal with case preparation and whether emailing the bundles, and or hard copies will become a thing of the past. Adam Tear is a solicitor advocate practising in public law, civil litigation, contempt of court and judicial review matters. He regularly appears in the High Court and Court of Appeal in complex and high-profile cases. For advice regarding contempt proceedings, committal applications, judicial review, or appellate litigation, please contact Adam Tear on 020 3972 9011 or by email at [email protected]. Categories: Contempt of Court, Civil Litigation, Court of Appeal, Advocacy
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