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The Article 8 Framework: Razgar in Practice

Welcome to Human Rights Claims & Proportionality

The Five Razgar Questions

Razgar Checkpoint

Applying Razgar to a Real Case

Stage Recognition Checkpoint

Part 5A: The Public Interest Considerations

Section 117B: The Generally Applicable Factors

Section 117C: Deportation Cases and 'Very Compelling Circumstances'

Public Interest Checkpoint

Building a Proportionality Argument (L3 add-on)

Weighing the Scales: Structuring Your Argument

Weighing Checkpoint

Pre-empting the Home Office's Public Interest Case

Proportionality Checkpoint

Move beyond the Rules entirely: run a full Article 8 claim using the Razgar framework, apply the statutory public interest considerations correctly, and build a proportionality argument that holds up under real scrutiny.

Human Rights Claims & Proportionality

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