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Region: Europe (Exact Phrase)
72 case(s) matched.
| 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | - Abdi & Anor v Secretary of State for the Home Department & Anor
United Kingdom, House of Lords (England and Wales) , 15 Feb 1996
FAIR HEARING - evidence
REFUGEES - asylum
Decision-maker not obliged to disclose all material relevant to asylum appeal
- Adan v London Borough of Newham & Anor
United Kingdom (E &W;), Court of Appeal , 14 Dec 2001
HOUSING - shelter
Appeal - inadequate determination of factual disputes about granting tenancies to homeless
- Adan v Secretary of State for the Home Department
United Kingdom, House of Lords, 2 Apr 1998
REFUGEES - asylum
Refugee status granted if current persecution is over and above risks faced by others; object and purpose of treaty must be considered; claimant must show current fear of persecution beyond ordinary risks
- 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
- Anderson & Ors v Scottish Ministers and Anor
United Kingdom (Scotland), Court of Session, Inner House (First Division) , 16 Jun 2000
FAIR HEARING - retroactivity
LIBERTY & SECURITY - detention, habeas corpus
Statute to prevent release of dangerous persons suffering from untreatable mental illnesses justified
- Application by Sayed Abdolamir Mousarian, from Nicosia, for granting of leave for applying of the issue of the order of Certiorari and regarding the ruling of the District Court of Nicosia dated 2/11/00
Cyprus, Supreme Court, 6 Dec 2000
FAIR HEARING - legal representation
Choice - preference of legally-aided defendant to be respected where counsel willing to act
- Benest v Le Maistre
Jersey, Court of Appeal, 9 Jul 1998
LIBERTY & SECURITY - judgment debtors
Discretionary imprisonment of judgment debtors where prima facie case made out lawful
- Brown v Stott (Procurator Fiscal, Dunfermline) & Anor
United Kingdom , Judicial Committee of the Privy Council (Scotland), 5 Dec 2000
FAIR HEARING - self-incrimination
Admission of evidence obtained through compulsory police questioning not unfair
- Bullock v Her Majesty's Advocate
United Kingdom , Appeal Court (Scotland), 5 May 1999
FAIR HEARING - counsel
Accused representing themselves may request counsel during the trial
- Camelot Group plc v Centaur Communications Ltd
United Kingdom, Court of Appeal, 23 Oct 1997
EXPRESSION - journalists
Anonymity of journalists' sources overridden by public interest in their identification
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