Right to Liberty and Security in UK Law
-
P (by his litigation friend the Official Solicitor) v Cheshire West and Chester Council and another
“
The second question, therefore, is what is the essential character of a deprivation of liberty? It is common ground that three components can be derived from Storck, paras 74 and 89, confirmed in Stanev, paras 117 and 120, as follows: (a) the objective component of confinement in a particular restricted place for a not negligible length of time; (b) the subjective component of lack of valid consent; and (c) the attribution of responsibility to the state.
But, as it seems to me, what it means to be deprived of liberty must be the same for everyone, whether or not they have physical or mental disabilities. If it would be a deprivation of my liberty to be obliged to live in a particular place, subject to constant monitoring and control, only allowed out with close supervision, and unable to move away without permission even if such an opportunity became available, then it must also be a deprivation of the liberty of a disabled person.
-
R v Deputy Governor of Parkhurst Prison and Others, ex parte Hague ; Weldon v Home Office
“
The tort of false imprisonment has two ingredients: the fact of imprisonment and the absence of lawful authority to justify it. Thus if A imposes on B a restraint within defined bounds and is sued by B for false imprisonment, the action will succeed or fail according to whether or not A can justify the restraint imposed on B as lawful. A child may be lawfully restrained within defined bounds by his parents or by the schoolmaster to whom the parents have delegated their authority.
-
Re K (A Child) (Secure Accommodation Order: Right to Liberty)
“
This analysis emphasises that plainly not all restrictions placed on the liberty of children constitute deprivation. Obviously parents have a right and a responsibility to restrict the liberty of their children, not only for protective and corrective purposes, but also sometimes for a punitive purpose. So acting they only risk breaching a child's Article 5(1) rights if they exceed reasonable bounds. Equally parents may delegate that right and responsibility to others.
-
R (Secretary of State for the Home Department) v Mental Health Review Tribunal
“
There is little dispute about the principles established in the Strasbourg jurisprudence as applicable to the interpretation of Article 5(1). First, a basic distinction is to be drawn between mere restrictions on liberty of movement and the deprivation of liberty. The former are governed by Article 2 of Protocol no. 4 and do not amount to a breach of Article 5.
-
Rk (by her litigation friend the Official Solicitor) v (1) BCC (2) YB and Another
“
However restrictions so imposed must not in their totality amount to deprivation of liberty. Deprivation of liberty engages the Article 5 rights of the child and a parent may not lawfully detain or authorise the deprivation of liberty of a child.
-
ID and Others v Home Office and Another
“
In short, it appears to me that we are at liberty, unconstrained by binding authority, to interpret Schedule 2 to the 1971 Act without any preconceived notions. If we do so, there is nothing there to suggest that Parliament intended to confer immunity from suit on immigration officers who asked themselves the wrong questions, so that their decision to deprive an immigrant of his/her liberty was a nullity and consequently unlawful.
-
Anti-terrorism, Crime and Security Act 2001
......Human Rights Act 1998 (c. 42); and. . ‘subordinate legislation’ has the same ... of Europe of a derogation from Article 5 of the ECHR (right to liberty and security) to the extent necessary to ensure that the measures ......
-
Indictable Offences Act 1848
...... Peace for any County, Riding, Division, Liberty, City, Borough, or Place within England . or ... other Prison, Lock-up House, or Place of Security, in the County, Riding, Division, Liberty, City, ... by Counsel or Attorney, as relates to the Right of Parties charged with Offences to have Copies ......
-
The Burundi (Sanctions) (Overseas Territories) Order 2020
...... (a) (a) the European Convention on Human Rights, or . (b) (b) the Refugee Convention. . (4) ... for acts done for purposes of national security or prevention of serious crime), substitute— . ... gender based violence; (iii) the right to liberty and security of persons in Burundi, including ......
-
The Guinea (Sanctions) (EU Exit) Regulations 2019
...... in the commission of a serious human rights violation or abuse during the violent ... (iv) the right to liberty and security, including the right not to be ......
-
The ‘reasonable suspicion’ test of Turkey’s post-coup emergency rule under the European Convention on Human Rights
Since the 15 July 2016 failed coup, Turkey has seen the mass arrests and detention of hundreds of thousands of individuals; among them are judges and prosecutors, military personnel, police officer.........&Expires=1653106820&Signature=l68hkZk0I8qmsS4YmGkUXrYtHlY%3D&x-amz-security... fenders and opposition politicians who have been deprived of their liberty on an array of terro rism-related charges. While this has raised numerous ......
-
Towards a Post-Social Right to Life, Liberty and Security of the Person Through Markets? Conceptions of Citizenship and the Implications for Health Law as Governance
In the context of increased expectations of healthcare services and fiscal pressures, rights claims constitute a force pushing for privatization and thus threaten Canada’s single-tier public system...
-
V Africa
......=OvdqTIVQtx5peEDll8miIGcUOj4%3D&x-amz-security... Human Rights News report and its conclusions because ... 5 (prohibition of torture), 6 (right to liberty and security), 7 (right to fair trial), 12(3) ......
-
European Court of Human Rights
......&Expires=1653106820&Signature=Nmp13L9EHzc1UWkn06BWaRayUhw%3D&x-amz-security... basis of Article 14 in combination with Article 5 (right to liberty and security of person) or Article 6 (right to a fair trial) due to ......
-
Human Rights In Everyday Life
......treatment. Article 5: the right to liberty and security. Article 8: right to a private and family life. Article 14: ......
-
Reform To Adults With Incapacity Legislation Consultation
...... the 2000 Act may not be compliant with the right to liberty and security under Article 5 of the ......
-
New Deprivation Of Liberty Safeguards Introduced
......Article 5 of the European Convention of Human Rights provides. that "Everyone has the right to liberty and security. of ......
-
The European Court of Human Rights Overturns the House of Lords Decision on Bournewood
......, in violation of Article 5(1) of the Human Rights Act (right to liberty and security), and that the procedures available to him for a review of ......
-
Chapter DMBM665860
...... a decision under Section 8 of the Social Security (Transfer of Functions, etc.) Act 1999; for ...The debtor has a right of appeal against such decisions to the ... the court adjourn the proceedings, with liberty to restore the case once the decision has become ......