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My research examines the criminalization of migration in Canada. My doctoral work considered how s. 36(1)(a) of the IRPA impacts migrant sentencing in Canada. My postdoctoral work now investigates how officers decide on inadmissibility using criminal court materials.

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Jessica Templeman

Postdoctoral Fellow
email jtempleman@allard.ubc.ca
Geography and Methods
AREAS: Canada
Thematic Research Area
Borders, Sovereignty and the State | Citizenship, Narratives and Politics of Belonging | Immigration and Refugee Law | Race, Religion and Migration
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Allard School of Law

About

My research examines the criminalization of migration in Canada. My doctoral work considered how s. 36(1)(a) of the IRPA impacts migrant sentencing in Canada. My postdoctoral work now investigates how officers decide on inadmissibility using criminal court materials.

Teaching

Jessica Templeman

Postdoctoral Fellow
email jtempleman@allard.ubc.ca
Geography and Methods
AREAS: Canada
Thematic Research Area
Borders, Sovereignty and the State | Citizenship, Narratives and Politics of Belonging | Immigration and Refugee Law | Race, Religion and Migration
Home Department
Allard School of Law
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My research examines the criminalization of migration in Canada. My doctoral work considered how s. 36(1)(a) of the IRPA impacts migrant sentencing in Canada. My postdoctoral work now investigates how officers decide on inadmissibility using criminal court materials.

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