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Residual vs. fitted values plot: This plot is useful for confirming homoscedasticity. The x-axis displays the fitted values and the y-axis displays the residuals. As long as the residuals appear to be randomly and evenly distributed throughout the chart around the value zero, we can assume that homoscedasticity is not violated: #define residuals The policy intention in carefully considering and applying Article 1F or Article 33(2) of the Refugee Convention to an asylum claim, is to deny the benefits of refugee status to those who, through their own actions, do not deserve either the protection of the their own personal involvement and role in the organisation including any contribution they made towards the commission of war crimes Further guidance is given in processing asylum applications from children. Official – sensitive: start of section

Violence to staff within the prison service is a major problem: assaults comprised of almost 25% of all injuries reported under the Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations 1995 (RIDDOR) to prison staff in England, Scotland and Wales from 2004/05 to 2008/09. Both prison services put a lot of effort into reducing the risks arising from this problem. Each prison in England and Wales has a local violence reduction strategy and follow agency instruction/PSO 2750. In Scotland, every prison has a duty to follow the current SPS national policy on violence, which is currently included in the 'Anti-Bullying' policy, presently under revision. (Likely to be re-issued as an 'Anti-Violence' policy in the near future). denying protection to those who have committed crimes against peace, war crimes, crimes against humanity, other serious crimes abroad or acts contrary to the purposes and principles of the United Nations by excluding them from the Refugee Convention Part 11 of the Immigration Rules sets out the provisions for considering asylum claims and reflects our obligations under the Refugee Convention and domestic law.There may be situations where a claimant is wanted for questioning or faces prosecution in accordance with the law in the country of origin but nevertheless has a well-founded fear of persecution, whether in the context of the prosecution or for unrelated reasons. This may be because the prosecution, though lawful in itself, is being selectively used for political purposes as a means of persecution. In such cases, the claimant may qualify for asylum, provided there is a sufficient link between the prosecution and one of the Refugee Convention grounds for persecution and that the alleged offences are not serious enough to justify exclusion under Article 1F. High Supervision: an individual for whom all activities and movements require to be authorised, supervised and monitored by prison staff. The Prison Service is made up of 2 separate organisations: HM Prison Service (HMPS) in England and Wales, and the Scottish Prison Service (SPS). The former is part of NOMS, under a Chief Executive Officer, whilst the latter is an Agency of the Scottish Government, with a Chief Executive. Both prison services are held to be part of the Crown and therefore subject to Crown administrative enforcement procedures. From the plot we can see that the relationship does appear to be linear. As hours increases, score tends to increase as well in a linear fashion.

Multiple R-squared: This number tells us the percentage of the variation in the exam scores can be explained by the number of hours studied. In general, the larger the R-squared value of a regression model the better the explanatory variables are able to predict the value of the response variable. In this case, 83.1% of the variation in scores can be explained hours studied.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. To qualify for refugee status, a person must satisfy the criteria in paragraph 334 of the Immigration Rules. This requires the person to fall within the definition of ‘refugee’ in Article 1 of the Refugee Convention. A person is not a refugee if they fall within Article 1F. A full list of those countries required to submit ‘prima facie’ evidence can be found at Extradition: processes and review - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk). Low Supervision: an individual for whom activities and movements, specified locally, are subject to minimum supervision and restrictions. Low Supervision prisoners may be entitled to release on temporary licence and unsupervised activities in the community.

The Refugee Convention does not shield refugees or asylum-seekers who have engaged in criminal conduct from prosecution, nor does international refugee law preclude extradition in all circumstances. However, where an asylum claim has been made on the basis of a well-founded fear of persecution in the state requesting extradition, under UK extradition law the claim must be carefully considered and finally determined before extradition can take place. by aiding or abetting the planning, preparation or execution of the crime, or participating in a joint criminal enterprise NOMS have invested heavily in staff immunisation over the last 5 years and there have been significant improvements. NOMS have set up a national system to record and monitor staff immunes status. 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 proofHSE has in the past received complaints regarding the sizes of cells and the fact that they were not large enough according to the Workplace Regulations reg.10. This regulation and its associated ACOP require that rooms where people work have a volume of at least 11 cubic metres. It is FOD's view that cells are not places of work subject to this regulation: whilst prison officers may be at work when they enter or search cells, the main purpose of the cell is to provide accommodation for a number of prisoners. Further, the size of cells has been covered by separate, specific legislation for many years.

The Personal Protective Equipment at Work Regulations 1992 (PPE Regulations) do not impose duties in relation to non-employees, but may be used as a guide to compliance with HSW Act s.3 duties towards prisoners. Personal protective equipment (PPE) for working prisoners should be of a standard comparable to industry, but will not normally be on personal issue. Therefore, procedures should be in place for its proper maintenance, cleaning and storage. Depending on the circumstances, a person may incur individual responsibility for crimes that come within the scope of Article 1F in the following circumstances: The full requirements of defence of duress were set out in AB (Article 1F(a) - defence - duress) Iran [2016] UKUT 376 (IAC), paragraph 63: An individual member of a political group, for example, which may not necessarily have control over acts of violence committed by militant wings, cannot be held automatically to account for those actions. In addition, the nature of some groups’ violent conduct may have evolved, so membership must be examined in the context of the organisation’s behaviour at the time the individual was part of the group.

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You may also need to consider and set out arguments to enable a refugee to be refouled, under Article 33(2), in cases where an Immigration Judge may potentially disagree that Article 1F applies and instead find that they are a Convention refugee. See Article 33(2) of the Refugee Convention and Immigration Rule 334 (iii) and (iv) and 334A (iii) and (iv).