Mamann & Associates' cases often attract the attention of the news media. By following the links below, you can read an number of news articles featuring our lawyers.

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Citizenships set to lapse - By KATHLEEN HARRIS Sunmedia National Bureau

Security certificates a ‘perversion of our legal system’ BY NATALIE FRASER For Law Times

Booted for war crimes: Serbian kicked out in handcuffs by feds - By TOM GODFREY, TORONTO SUN

Sri Lankan refugee with links to Tamil Tigers a 'danger to public' Linked to Tamil Tigers: Accused appeals, says he is assisting police - Stewart Bell, National Post

Canada not helping tsunami victims: immigration lawyers – The Navhind Times

Accused cocaine smuggler home after 20-month ordeal - By Catharine Munro, March 20, 2005, The Sun-Herald (Sydney, Austrailia)

Gangsters' victims seek haven in Canada - By COLIN FREEZE and MARINA JIMENEZ From Saturday's Globe and Mail
Saturday, Sep 18, 2004

Family deported over $50 relied on faith - Polish community, Globe among those lawyer credits with getting Sklarzyks back into Canada -- The Globe and Mail

The pain of nine cuts By THANE BURNETT -- For the Toronto Sun

Aristide visits Jamaica; envoy pulled

Aristide security boss faces U.S. extradition

Security chief to Aristide a danger: lawyer

Former Aristide security chief arrested: Member of deposed Haitian government suspected of war crimes, drug trafficking

The Toronto Sun - Darts Fly at immigration Panel

Thousands denied immigration bid, lawyers say Government urged to be fair to applicants

Globe and Mail- "Jailed man awaiting deportation granted bail"

The Globe and Mail - Front Page Article: "Tough Rules Strand Immigrants"

Guidy Mamann appears on Global News in an interview with Ben Ohara-Byrne

Guidy Mamann appears on a special edition of TV Ontario's "Studio 2" broadcast from the Munk Centre for International Studies

Guidy Mamann on TV Ontario's Studio 2 Program "Arar Case Heats Up"

Video Games: Videoconferencing at Refugee Hearings

Deportee gets a second chance