Jelle Walther has worked as a lawyer for Zumpolle Advocaten since 2000. He specialises in (regular) immigration law and criminal law. He was involved in the establishment of the Netherlands Association of Specialized Immigration Attorneys (SVMA). He has taught at OSR and the HU University of Applied Sciences Utrecht.

Member of the Werkgroep Rechtsbijstand in Vreemdelingenzaken (Working Group Legal Aid in Immigration Affairs, WRV)

Member of the Netherlands Association of Specialized Immigration Attorneys (SVMA)

Member of Stichting Opleidingen Strafrecht Advocatuur Midden-Nederland (Foundation for Criminal Law Training Central Netherlands)

walther@zumpolleadvocaten.nl

Jelle has registered the following principal and secondary legal practice areas in the Netherlands Bar’s register of legal practice areas: criminal law, juvenile criminal law, hospital orders, immigration and criminal law, immigration law and detention pending removal. Based on this registration, he is required to obtain ten training credits per calendar year in each registered principal legal practice area in accordance with the standards set by the Netherlands Bar.

Hanno Bos has worked as a lawyer for Zumpolle Advocaten since 1990. He has specialised in right of asylum and immigration law. A helpful fact is that he speaks five languages, including Portuguese. In addition, he is also devoted to improving the quality of legal aid to refugees.

Member of the Vereniging voor Asieladvocaten en Juristen Nederland (Association for Asylum Attorneys and Lawyers Netherlands, VAJN)

Member of the Werkgroep Rechtsbijstand aan Vluchtelingen (Working Group Legal Aid to Refugees, WRV)

Member of the Netherlands Association of Specialized Immigration Attorneys (SVMA)

Board member of European Democratic Lawyers

Member of the Werkgroep Rechtsbijstand in Vreemdelingenzaken (Working Group Legal Aid in Immigration Affairs, WRV)

Hanno has registered the following principal and secondary legal practice areas in the Netherlands Bar’s register of legal practice areas: asylum and refugee law, immigration law and detention pending removal. Based on this registration, he is required to obtain ten training credits per calendar year in each registered principal legal practice area in accordance with the standards set by the Netherlands Bar.