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1
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HR strengthening common law not using ECHR

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Osborn//Kennedy

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2
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Home Secretary must uphold rule of law

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M v Home Secretary

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3
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Royal Prerogative subject to judicial review

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GCHQ

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4
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Prison voting

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Hirst

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5
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Treaty of Rome irrevocable once signed, limits sovereignty. Cannot bind future Parliaments, can enact, amend or repeal any legislation

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Blackburn v AG

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Act of Parliament cannot be challenged

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Cheney v Conn//Ellen Streets Estate Ltd//Hall v Hall//Jordan

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7
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EC law takes precedence over UK law

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Pickstone v Freemans

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8
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Incompatible with ECHR that Home Secretary decides tariff for convicted murderers

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Anderson

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9
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Courts can’t review Acts of Parliament, hunting, 1911 and 1949

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Jackson

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10
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Claimed to represent broader public interests, held to have sufficient interest

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World Development Movement Ltd

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Ombudsmen, HS followed recommendations

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Sachsenhausen

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12
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Principle of legality

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Pierson

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13
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Disproportionate as infringement greater than could be shown to be justified

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Daly

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14
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Kettling, courts entitled to take purpose of deprivation of liberty into account

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Austin

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15
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Just because an individual is concerned with a decision, doesn’t mean they have sufficient interest

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Rose Theatre Trust

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16
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Proportionality should not replace Wednesbury unreasonableness, it remains contemporary

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Rotherham MBC

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17
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5/6 of Theresa May’s reasons not to hold an inquiry didn’t make sense

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Alexander Litvinenko

18
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Powers used for wrong reason JR

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Wheeler

19
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Brits interned, PO’s recommendations rejected, inquiry persuaded government

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Debt of Honour/ABCIFER

20
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Decision must be made by the right person JR

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Allingham

21
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Error of law or fact JR

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Khawaja

22
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CoA held government can’t reject PO’s findings without cogent reasons

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Occupational Pensions Affair

23
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Osborn and Kennedy

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HR increasing common law

24
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M v Home Secretary

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HS must uphold rule of law

25
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GCHQ

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Royal Prerogative subject to judicial review

26
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Hirst

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Prison voting

27
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Blackburn v AG

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Treaty of Rome irrevocable, but Parliament can enact, repeal or amend nay legislation it pleases as it cannot bind subsequent Parliaments

28
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Cheney v Conn, Hall v Hall, Jordan

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Acts of Parliament cannot be challenged

29
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Anderson

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Incompatible with ECHR that HS decides tariff for convicted murderers

30
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Jackson

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Hunting Act 2004

31
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World Development Movement Ltd

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Claimed to represent broader public interests

32
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Occupational Pensions Affair

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CoA held government can’t reject PO’s findings without cogent reasons

33
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Sachsenhausen

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Ombudsman persuaded them

34
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Daly

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Disproportionate, infringement too great

35
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Rotherham MBC

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Proportionality should not replace Wednesbury unreasonabless, Wednesbury remains contemporary

36
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Litvinenko

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5/6 May’s reason didn’t make sense

37
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Wheeler

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Powers used for wrong reason JR

38
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Austin

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Kettling

39
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Rose Theatre Trust

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Being concerned doesn’t mean you have standing

40
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Debt of Honour/ABCIFER

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Brits interned, PO rejected, inquiry persuaded government

41
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Allingham

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Decision must be made by the right person JR

42
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Khawaja

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Error of law or fact JR

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