Deprivation of Liberty in UK Law
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Secretary of State for the Home Department v MB [House of Lords
... ... Prevention of Terrorism Act 2005 deprived the respondents of their liberty in breach of article 5 of the European Convention on Human Rights and ... Deprivation of liberty ... 12 In ordinary parlance a person ... ...
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P (by his litigation friend the Official Solicitor) v Cheshire West and Chester Council and another
... ... made for a mentally incapacitated person amount to a deprivation of liberty. If they do, then the deprivation has to be authorised, either ... ...
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R (Walumba Lumba and another) v Secretary of State for the Home Department
... ... As regards the requirement that any deprivation of liberty be "in accordance with a procedure prescribed by law" in ... ...
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R (Gillan) v Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis and Another; R (Quinton) v Same
... ... Rajiv Menon ... Garreth Wong ... (Instructed by Liberty) ... Respondents: ... Commissioner of Police for the Metropolis ... on by the European Court when considering what amounts to a deprivation of liberty under article 5. Article 2 of the Fourth Protocol is entitled ... ...
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Booth v Parole Board
... ... Rights Act unless the prisoner has suffered a consequent deprivation of liberty ... The legislative framework ... ...
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Julian Assange v Swedish Prosecution Authority
... ... protection against an unlawful infringement on the right to liberty. Both Lord Bingham and Lord Hope in Dabas v High Court of Justice in ... on Human Rights , in the English version, provides that deprivation of liberty may be lawful where it results from "the lawful ... ...
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Secretary of State for the Home Department v AF (No 3)
... ... orders ("control orders") involving significant restriction of liberty. A control order was first made against AF on 24 May 2006, against AN on 4 ... lengthy - and what appeared at that time to be indefinite - deprivation of liberty on the applicants' fundamental rights, Article 5 § 4 must ... ...
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R (West) v Parole Board; R (Smith) v Parole Board (No 2) (Conjoined Appeals)
... ... , the Parole Board shall consider whether the prisoner's continued liberty or, as the case may be, immediate release, would present an unacceptable ... instances, a fundamental procedural guarantee in matters of deprivation of liberty: De Wilde, Ooms and Versyp v Belgium (No 1) (1971) 1 EHRR ... ...
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R v Deputy Governor of Parkhurst Prison and Others, ex parte Hague ; Weldon v Home Office
... ... the tort, evolved by the common law for the protection of personal liberty, should be held to be such as to deny its availability to a convicted ... workshop, at the dinner table or elsewhere, this is not the deprivation of his liberty of movement, which is the essence of the tort of false ... ...
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R (Faulkner) v Secretary of State for Justice
... ... Article 5(1) provides: "(1) Everyone has the right to liberty and security of person. No one shall be deprived of his liberty save in ... domestic law but also … conformity with the purposes of the deprivation of liberty permitted by sub-paragraph (a) of article 5(1). Furthermore, ... ...
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