Article 5 (AO3) Flashcards

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What are the positive evaluations for Article 5?

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-Protects individual rights
-Protects the public
-Protects against the abuse of police powers

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What are the negative evaluations for Article 5?

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-Indeterminate sentences
-Kettling is controversial

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What is the summary explanation for evaluation: Protects individual rights?

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-It is a fundamental right​
-Applies to everyone in the UK​
-UK citizens can challenged unlawful detention​
-Protects individuals from the abuse of state power​
-Article 5(1)(a-f) gives lawful detention​
-Protects society

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What is the summary explanation for evaluation: Indeterminate sentences?

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-Sentences that have no fixed term
-Have the potneital to interfere with Article 5 rights
-It has been ruled lawful
-Stafford v Uk
-Parole board make the decision
-Are the parole board independent?
-It is not a speedy decision - Article 5(4)

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What is the summary explanation for evaluation: Protection of the public?

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-The UK can derogate
-National security
-The UK can protect the rights of everyone over one individual
-Is this justice for that one individual
-(Jeremy Bentham - Justice can not be achieved for everyone)
-Why is the suspects rights any less than any other human
-Control orders can help combat this

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What is the summary explanation for evaluation: Kettling is controversial?

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-It is lawful
-It has been recognized internationally that the police need this right
-(Austin 2009 - Kettling should be expected in modern society)
-Mengesha - the courts will not allow the abuse of this power
-Individuals can challenge the abuse
-But after the abuse has taken place

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What is the summary explanation for evaluation: Protects against the abuse of police powers?

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-PACE and Codes of Practice prevent abuse of powers
-S1 - S&S is limited
-Arrest - Article 5(3), they must give reasons for arrest
-ECHR recognize the need to prevent the abuse of police power
-S60 orders are lawful
-Can be abused by the police
-They can be discriminatory

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