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The evidential burden of proof rests with the Secretary of State to show that Article 1F applies, not for the claimant to show that it does not. Article 1F applies if there are ‘serious reasons’ for considering that the person concerned has committed certain crimes or acts. This is lower than the high standard of proof needed for a criminal conviction (‘beyond reasonable doubt’). In JS (Sri Lanka) v SSHD [2010] UKSC 15, the UK Supreme Court confirmed that the phrase ‘there are serious reasons for considering’ in the Refugee Convention, set a standard above mere suspicion and had to be treated as meaning what it says. The Court said that ‘considering’ is nearer to ‘believing’ rather than ‘suspecting’. This means that to engage the exclusion provisions, the evidence should not be tenuous, inherently weak or vague, and should support a case built around more than just suspicion. You must be satisfied that the person has instigated or otherwise participated in the commission of excludable acts. Defining ‘serious reasons’ Each DOM is accountable for all probation and prison delivery working with individual private and public prisons and reports performance to NOMS Board through Chief Operating Officer. The past conduct of an individual is considered in Article 1F of the Refugee Convention. Where an individual has committed war crimes, crimes against humanity, terrorist acts or other serious criminal offences, the provisions of the Refugee Convention do not apply to them. They are not a Convention refugee as a result of Article 1F of the Refugee Convention, even where they would otherwise meet the definition of a refugee in Article 1A(2). The exclusion provisions are applied in domestic law via paragraphs 334(ii) and 334A (ii) of the Immigration Rules and defined in Section 36 of the 2022 Act. Under the International Criminal Court (Rome) Statute definitions (Articles 25 and 30), a person will have criminal responsibility if they aid, abet or otherwise assist in the commission or attempted commission of a war crime, crime against humanity or genocide with the intention of facilitating the commission of such a crime. This equation can help us understand the relationship between the explanatory and response variable, and (assuming it’s statistically significant) it can be used to predict the value of a response variable given the value of the explanatory variable.

The International Criminal Court (Rome) Statute (‘Rome Statute’) established the International Criminal Court (‘the ICC’) in The Hague, Netherlands as a permanent institution with the power to exercise its jurisdiction over persons for the most serious crimes of international concern. Article 1F(a) can be invoked irrespective of the location where the alleged crime was committed. UK legislation Residual standard error: This is the average distance that the observed values fall from the regression line. The lower this value, the more closely a regression line is able to match the observed data. In this case, the average observed exam score falls 3.641 points away from the score predicted by the regression line. Simple linear regression is a technique that we can use to understand the relationship between a single explanatory variable and a single response variable.We can also use this equation to find the expected exam score based on the number of hours that a student studies. For example, a student who studies for 10 hours is expected to receive an exam score of 85.15: In cases where exclusion from the Refugee Convention is not appropriate it may still be appropriate to exclude from a grant of Humanitarian Protection. See Humanitarian Protection for guidance on excluding individuals from Humanitarian Protection. Burden and standard of proof

Article 1F states that the provisions of the Refugee Convention do not apply where there are serious reasons to consider that an individual: The Refugee Convention does not stop an individual from being excluded from protection because they have already been punished for their crime or act. Such cases are more likely to arise in relation to Article 1F(b) – serious non-political crimes. Exclusion from the Refugee Convention must still be considered whether or not they have already been punished. Equally, the fact that someone has been pardoned or has benefitted from an amnesty does not mean that they cannot be considered for exclusion. The circumstances of the conviction and punishment must be taken into account to establish, for example, whether the conviction was politically motivated or for other Refugee Convention reasons. Expiation the length of time they remained in the organisation and what, if any, opportunities they had to leave it Before we fit a simple linear regression model, we should first visualize the data to gain an understanding of it.Pr(>|t|): This is the p-value associated with the model coefficients. Since the p-value for hours (2.25e-06) is significantly less than .05, we can say that there is a statistically significant association between hours and score. Within a prison, many non-uniformed staff will also be found. There will be numbers of administrative staff, catering staff, industrial trades, along with educational and instructional staff; most of these may be contractors. There will also be many visitors, both official and personal. Visitors could include police, probation officers, priests or other religious officials, contractors such as builders, teachers, solicitors, and of course families. Risk assessments and instructions and advice to governors There are no tiny circles in the boxplot, which means there are no outliers in our dataset. Step 3: Perform Simple Linear Regression In Scotland, there are also 3 operational grades of uniformed officer - C, D & E. Whereas grades C & D wear only 'HMP' on their epaulettes, those designated as 'First Line Managers' wear two pips. The overall grade structure is A-I with 'I' being the most senior. Grades C – E also contain non-operational staffs who wear civilian clothes rather than uniform. Uniform is not worn by middle and senior managers in grades F – I).