Preparations in point form In point form, outline the structure and content of your oral submissions based on the case study below. Your point-form notes should: 1. set out the central legal issues that need to be addressed at the detention review (i.e., a "roadmap" of your argument) 2. feature strong arguments made in favour of your client's release based on the facts provided and the applicable legal framework including both legislation and guidelines. 3. cite any authorities you refer to correctly. If you cite case law, you must provide a hyperlink to that case on CanLII. Remember to think through your client's case carefully using the FILAC framework. When drafting you can use any legal structure of your choice such as IRAC or CREAC. Recall that the most persuasive argument is structured as a clear legal conclusion that is supported by reference to the relevant legal authority - legislation, case law and government policy where relevant - as applied to your client's specific facts. Target length The target length for Part 1 is 850 words. A "grace range" of 50 words above or below is permitted. Tishon and Marcia Lewis are both citizens of Barbados. They relocated to Canada as permanent residents in March 2016. They welcomed a baby boy on 31st December 2019. Tishon grew up in a community where drug trafficking was widespread, and many around him were entangled in gang activities. Despite repeated attempts by the gang to recruit him, he firmly refused to join

Part 1: Preparations in point form In point form, outline the structure and content of your oral submissions based on the case study below. Your point-form notes should: 1. set out the central legal issues that need to be addressed at the detention review (i.e., a \"roadmap\" of your argument) 2. feature strong arguments made in favour of your client's release based on the facts provided and the applicable legal framework including both legislation and guidelines. 3. cite any authorities you refer to correctly. If you cite case law, you must provide a hyperlink to that case on CanLll. Remember to think through your client's case carefully using the FILAC framework. When drafting you can use any legal structure of your choice such as IRAC or CREAC. Recall that the most persuasive argument is structured as a clear legal conclusion that is supported by reference to the relevant legal authority - legislation, case law and government policy where relevant - as applied to your client's specific facts. Target length The target length for Part 1 is 850 words. A \"grace range\" of 50 words above or below is permitted. Tishon and Marcia Lewis are both citizens of Barbados. They relocated to Canada as permanent residents in March 2014. They welcomed a baby boy on 31st December 2019. Tishon grew up in a community where drug trafficking was widespread, and many around him were entangled in gang activities. Despite repeated attempts by the gang to recruit him, he firmly refused to join. In 2014, while still living in Barbados, he witnessed a violent gang clash that claimed the life of a close friend. The tragic event left a deep emotional scar and strengthened his resolve to change the direction of his life. Determined to escape the cycle of violence, he began making plans to leave Barbados permanently, ultimately relocating to Canada in 2014. Upon their arrival in Canada, Tishon obtained employment as a customer service representative