The submission that the protection afforded by section 87 is on the basis of a prospective flagrant denial of justice at trial in the requesting state and has no application to the misuse of power by the Baltimore police officers in entrapping the defendant is, if I may say so, somewhat artificial. (ukhumanrightsblog.com)
His many publications include the standard reference work ICC Arbitration (Oxford University Press, 3rd edition 2000), which he co-authored with W.L. Craig and W.W. Park, Denial of Justice in International Law (Cambridge University Press, 2005) and The Idea of Arbitration (Oxford University Press, 2013). (law.miami.edu)
On the back of all this, the differently constituted Court of Appeal dealing with the damages case held that the collection of errors by the judge did amount to gross and obvious irregularity which meant that flagrant denial of justice did not have to be addressed. (newlawjournal.co.uk)