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Master Keywords: LIBERTY & SECURITY (Exact Phrase)
163 case(s) matched.
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, , 1 Jan 1900
INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS - treaties
LIBERTY & SECURITY - detention
REMEDIES
- A & Ors v Secretary of State for the Home Department
England & Wales, Court of Appeal (Civil Division), 25 Oct 2002
CRUEL, INHUMAN OR DEGRADING TREATMENT
EMERGENCY POWERS - derogation
EQUALITY - discrimination (nationality)
FAIR HEARING - evidence
LIBERTY & SECURITY - detention
MOVEMENT - expulsion
National security interests � executive best pla
- Abacha & Ors v Fawehinmi
Nigeria, Supreme Court, 28 Apr 2000
INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS - treaties
LIBERTY & SECURITY - detention
REMEDIES
Incorporation - provisions prevail in absence of explicit repeal
- Abdul Ghani Haroon v Ketua Polis Negara; Gobalakrishnan A/L Nagappan v Ketua Polis Negara
Malaysia, High Court, 30 May 2001
CRUEL, INHUMAN OR DEGRADING TREATMENT - detention
LIBERTY & SECURITY - arrest, detention, habeas corpus
REMEDIES
Access to family - denial excessive
- Abdul Sattar Aboo v The Republic
Malawi, High Court (Lilongwe) , 2 Aug 1996
EQUALITY - discrimination (nationality)
LIBERTY & SECURITY - bail
Bail cannot be denied because applicant is a foreigner
- Abrams & Anor v Attorney General of Guyana
Guyana, High Court , 25 Apr 1996
FAIR HEARING - access to justice
LIBERTY & SECURITY - bail
PROCEDURE
Constitutional challenge appropriate where alternative remedies inadequate
- Abuki v Attorney General of Uganda
Uganda, Constitutional Court, 13 Jun 1997
CRUEL, INHUMAN OR DEGRADING TREATMENT - sentencing
FAIR HEARING - vagueness
LIBERTY & SECURITY - sentencing (exclusion order)
PROPERTY - deprivation
An Act which fails to define a criminal offence is unconstitutional; an exclusion order from a person's home a
- Addara Aratchige Gunendra Kamal alias Kamal Addararatchi v The Republic
Sri Lanka, High Court (Western Province), 22 Dec 1997
FAIR HEARING - evidence
LIBERTY & SECURITY - rape
WOMEN - discrimination, rape
Difficulties in obtaining evidence from rape victim does not go to veracity of testimony; probability of rape not to be determined with reference to stereotypical behaviou
- Al Amin & Ors v State
Bangladesh, High Court, 10 Dec 1998
FAIR HEARING - evidence
LIBERTY & SECURITY - rape
REMEDIES - compensation
WOMEN - rape
Rape victims should be protected by the courts and their testimony given due weight; statement of credible victim does not require corroboration; violation of victim's dignity; v
- Anastassios Symillides v The Police
Cyprus , Supreme Court , 6 Jun 1997
LIBERTY & SECURITY - detention (remand)
Reasonable suspicion of involvement in offence could be based on cumulative assessment of evidence
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