Practice and Procedure
R (on the application of MICHAEL GUITTARD) v SECRETARY OF STATE FOR JUSTICE (2009)
PUBLISHED November 18, 2009[2009] EWHC 2951 (Admin)
The secretary of state had unlawfully fettered his discretion by failing to consider departing from a general policy of not transferring a prisoner, who was the subject of imprisonment for public protection, from closed to open conditions outside of his parole review.
QBD (Admin) (Judge Stewart QC)
18/11/2009
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