Tag Archive for "Terrorism Act" | Lccsa

Posts Tagged ‘Terrorism Act’

Curbs on open justice in criminal trials must be proportionate

Water cannon won't wash away policing problems | @guardianletters

R v RIMAS VENCLOVAS (2013)

ABDELRAZAG ELOSTA (Claimant) v COMMISSIONER OF POLICE OF THE METROPOLIS (Defendant) & (1) LAW SOCIETY...

R v MOHAMMED GUL (2013)

R v AHMED RAZA FARAZ (2012)

Anti-terror laws face new human rights challenge at European court

Terror police hold two at Heathrow

Two men arrested in Cheltenham over terror offences

R v MOHAMMED GUL (2012)

Criminal

CC v COMMISSIONER OF POLICE OF THE METROPOLIS (2011)

Police forced to apologise to teenager who took photos at military parade

AM v SECRETARY OF STATE FOR THE HOME DEPARTMENT (2011)

BG v SECRETARY OF STATE FOR THE HOME DEPARTMENT (2011)

R v (1) ABBAS NIAZI IQBAL (2) ILYAS NIAZI IQBAL (2010)

AN v SECRETARY OF STATE FOR THE HOME DEPARTMENT : SECRETARY OF STATE FOR THE...

R v AY (2010)

R v SULTAN MUHAMMED (2010)

R v PARVIZ KHAN (2009)

Police accused of abusing powers as anti-terrorism stop and searches treble

R v G : R v J (2009)

R v (1) KIBLEY DA COSTA (2) MUHAMMED AL-FIGARI (3) KADER AHMED (4) MOHAMMED HAMID...

R v ABDUL SHERIF & 5 ORS (2008)

R (on the application of I) (Claimant) v (1) CITY OF WESTMINSTER MAGISTRATES' COURT (2)...

R v (1) ABDUL RAHMAN (2) BILAL MOHAMMED (2008)

R v SAMINA HUSSAIN MALIK (2008)

SECRETARY OF STATE FOR THE HOME DEPARTMENT v LORD ALTON OF LIVERPOOL & ORS (2008)

R v (1) AITZAZ ZAFAR (2) AKBAR BUTT (3) AWAAB IQBAL (4) MOHAMMED RAJA (5)...

SECRETARY OF STATE FOR THE HOME DEPARTMENT v AF (2007)

CHRISTOPHER OWEN WARD v POLICE SERVICE OF NORTHERN IRELAND (2007)

SECRETARY OF STATE FOR THE HOME DEPARTMENT v (1) E (2) S (2007)

SECRETARY OF STATE FOR THE HOME DEPARTMENT v AL (2007)

Solicitors warned over disclosure traps in terror law

R v AD (2007)

R v (1) IK (2) AB (3) KA (2007)

R v ANDREW ROWE (2007)

R v M & 4 ORS (2007)

Muslims claim police bias

Legal aid cuts threaten to undermine right to fair trials

Suspects charged over airline bomb plot 'will deny all the allegations'

Terror laws 'should have five-year limit'

SECRETARY OF STATE FOR THE HOME DEPARTMENT v MB (2006)

Parliament failed us in passing the Terrorism Act

Judges 'have become whipping boys to hide ministerial failings'

Misuse of terror law 'undermines police'

A well-ordered society? It's time to cry freedom

RE MB (2006)

Judge in attack on anti-terror orders

Only a constitution can save us from this abuse of power

Leading lawyer attacks Blair's 'insidious' human rights reforms

R (on the application of GILLAN) & ANOR v (1) COMMISSIONER OF POLICE FOR THE...