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Lu MCI 2008 FC 1112 Exclusion non political crimes use of tortured evidence

July 18, 2010 by lorne

Jurisprudence Brief: 
in Lu v MCI 2008 FCJ 1390 the Court set aside a decision of the Immigration and Refugee Board that found that there were serious reasons to believe that the applicant had committed serious non political crimes. The Court found breaches of natural justice but also concluded that the tribunal had erred in not considering the evidence before it that the evidence emanating from China was likely the product of torture.
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