Article 5 Flashcards

1
Q

Russian interior depart of transport had name on surveillance. He got off a train and detained and threatened.
5(1)c cannot detain people as perceived dangerous.

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Shimovolos v Russia

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2
Q

10 year old told being arrested for violent disorder

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Taylor v chief const of Thames valley

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3
Q

Conviction of Robbery quashed PACE rules broken as told mother of arrest and denied solicitor

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R vsamuel

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4
Q

Article 5 not violated when suspects detained for 6 days without charge

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Brogan vUK

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5
Q

HoL rules indefinite detention of foreign terror suspects without trial unlawful bought in prevention of terrorism act and control orders

A

The belmarsh case

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6
Q

Mafia member held without trial on an island couldn’t practice faith or work or have family with him

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Guzzardi v Italy

Guzzardi principle

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7
Q

Deprived of liberty under article 5 18hr curfew, restricted visits, confined to a restricted area for 6 hrs

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Sec of state for home department v jj

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8
Q

Curfew in own home, living with wife and family no deprivation

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Secretary of State for the home department v E

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9
Q

Person can be deprived even if not behind a locked door or other physical barrier and even though he may be allowed extensive social and other contact with the outside world.

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Austin v commissioner for metropolis

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10
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Breach of the peace is defined when harm is done or likely to be done to a person, in his presence, to his property or a person is in fear of being harmed through assault, afray, riot, unlawful assembly or other disturbance

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R v Howell

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11
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Police stood in line across exists from Oxford Circus station

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Austin v commissioner for metropolis

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12
Q

G20 protestors ?? Unlawful kettling

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R(Moos) v commissioner for metropolis

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13
Q

Kettles and asked for personal details and filmed by police

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Mengesha v commissioner for metropolis

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14
Q

Lady failed to show a valid bus ticket ID gave false name, was searched under s 60

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R(Roberts) v commissioner for metropolis

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15
Q

Protested against arms fair stopped and search. HoL applied Guzzardi principle no brief search was brief no handcuffs or detention

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R( Gillan) v commissioner for metropolis

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16
Q

Man with learning disabilities taken from mother and put in a baby gyro

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Cheshire west case

17
Q

Two sisters with learning disabilities both restricted / restrained

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P and Q v Surrey county council

18
Q

Suffered a stroke and short term memory loss wanted to move back home but wasn’t allowed

A

JE vDE