What happens to hearing space in remote hearings? And how can legal geography help us understand these digital developments?
My new🔓paper explores these questions & argues space is dispersed, stretched & snapped along a continuum of remoteness. Read on to make sense of this...
📢New paper published in #TIBG by @jo__hynes (@UniofExeter) 📢
'Physical and virtual spaces across a continuum of remoteness: Exploring spatial ruptures in remote court hearings'. #OpenAccess 💻
https://t.co/HWvRkBzqW5
Is remote advice the future of immigration legal aid, or could relying on phones do more harm than good?
The Ministry of Justice urgently needs to conduct more research & establish best practice guidelines, argues a new report ✍️
https://t.co/MH9Y3wdRUD
What’s the real #CostofInjustice? 🚨
New research shows the Government has been wasting nearly £400k a year assessing immigration legal aid applications that fall under Exceptional Case Funding, even though almost 90% of those applications are approved
https://t.co/E0MRnikM2N
🚀CALLING LEGAL- CHARITY- ADVICE -SOCIAL -COMMUNITY WORKERS & more
There’s a new Government in place and it’s time to organise! We’ve joined forces with @YLALawyers to organise for better access to justice- now we want you to join us, here's how🧵1/
👉https://t.co/WxjXhO2ATi
🎉CONGRATULATIONS to our amazing @OlliePersey, winner of Legal Aid Newcomer!!!👏👏👏
Ollie has a thriving #communitycare and #educationlaw practice and often represents marginalised clients - he is also a tireless writer & speaker. We're so proud of you!!
#LegalAidHero#LALY24
What happens to hearing space in remote hearings? And how can legal geography help us understand these digital developments?
My new🔓paper explores these questions & argues space is dispersed, stretched & snapped along a continuum of remoteness. Read on to make sense of this...
📢New paper published in #TIBG by @jo__hynes (@UniofExeter) 📢
'Physical and virtual spaces across a continuum of remoteness: Exploring spatial ruptures in remote court hearings'. #OpenAccess 💻
https://t.co/HWvRkBzqW5
Jo Hynes (@jo__hynes@UniofExeter) was highly commended for her paper 'Loitering with (research) intent: Remote ethnographies in the immigration tribunal' which is a 'novel and engaging reflection on a remote courtroom ethnography'.
Read the paper here: https://t.co/HlORhyOqjV
"Without evidence of the scale of meaningful legal aid provider capacity & community legal need, there is a risk that ‘strategic ignorance’ is built into the system."
PLP's @jo__hynes for @LegalActionGrp on the lack of data about remote legal advice ✍️
https://t.co/Om16z3R2gp
“This highly intrusive form of surveillance is being used to solve a problem that does not exist."
Good to talk to @MORGANMEAKER & @WIRED about GPS tagging in the immigration system & how it impacts people's mental health.
Thank you to Mark Nelson for sharing his experiences ⬇️
6/ After this is 'Loitering with (research) intent: Remote ethnographies in the immigration tribunal' by
@jo__hynes:
This paper explores the opportunities and the challenges of conducting court ethnographies without physical presence of ethnographers.
https://t.co/HlORhyOqjV
'After they've taken [the tag] away, I start to feel that I am a human and I have a free mind. I start to realise that life is more beautiful. It is worth living.'
Our 2023 annual report on GPS tagging with @BIDdetention@Medical_Justice@MiaAJLeslie(& ft. art by @DanLRourke)👇
📣NEW REPORT - GPS TAGGING IN IMMIGRATION
'CONSTANTLY ON EDGE'
➡️56% increase in GPS tags
➡️Experimental fingerprint devices cause harm
➡️Lack of proper safeguards
➡️Automated system used in decision-making
@Medical_Justice@BIDdetention
Read it👇
https://t.co/1dB4O1nEV3
Will remote advice solve the problem? Can you share your insight on how this is working?
We need organisations, particularly in the South West, to give feedback on his plan.
Please email any comments by Friday 10 November ⬇️
https://t.co/6vsIfjQFZO
YLAL, @TheCLLS, and @Barbrisqe are pleased to announce that applications for the Social Welfare Solicitors Qualification Fund (SWSQF) are now open!
https://t.co/ompU1kpDPb
Last week @publiclawprojct@DanLRourke sent a pre-action letter to the Lord Chancellor arguing that he is in breach of his duty to secure legal aid for immigration and asylum cases - denying people access to justice.
To understand why, here are two things you need to read:
How have we got to this place?
Many of the most vulnerable people in our society cannot get #LegalAid—not because they aren't eligible—but because there aren't enough providers left.
Thanks, @publiclawprojct, for holding government neglect to account.
https://t.co/Ldg0GKKjQw
Ah so proud of our work @SqueakinglyJen @Leary5Leary ☺️ - and of course colleagues at @migrantsorg@haringeymsc@HackneyMigrants and @RedCross
The article is a thematic analysis of 83 case studies of front line professionals’ experience working with migrants w/ MH issues
@NancyAHiemstra @LizAOLoughlin @JessBlackbourn @emarshallexeter @MiaAJLeslie@JagnaOlejniczak It's been a brilliantly helpful way of thinking about methods and government opacity for us, thank you @NancyAHiemstra. We've written about it in a blog here, which I hope does justice to 'periscoping'. https://t.co/sDexnWW8vm
Thanks so much to @LizAOLoughlin & @JessBlackbourn for hosting our panel on using @NancyAHiemstra's 'periscope' in public law research. What methods and tactics can we use to research opaque systems & create new knowledges? @emarshallexeter @MiaAJLeslie@JagnaOlejniczak