Sentences with phrase «control orders»

An independent review has concluded that the use of control orders for monitoring terrorism suspects is justified in a small number of cases.

First of all, of the 12 individuals still under control order, 10 are now British citizens.

For example, the government was right to test the law over control orders.

In other words, until the new control order arrives, the previous one is executed.

Control Orders allow the government to place individuals suspected of involvement in terrorism under house arrest, without the requirement of charging them.

Control orders put people, not convicted of any crime, under virtual house arrest based on scant evidence.

It's essential that your baby have good head and neck control order to swallow food properly.

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Individuals and businesses suspected of being involved in organised crime could be handed the equivalent of control orders under new plans unveiled today.

The vast majority of those under control order are clearly extremely dangerous.

For weeks, I've been asking myself why there has been a running commentary in the papers over control orders.

This is a legitimate reason why a party, eg the LibDems, can not get everything they want, say on control orders on liberties).

Reading Revolutionaries goes further than other publications of yours that I've seen in magnifying the work, but also in firmly controlling the order in which someone «reads» — the word «scans» also comes to mind — its sequence of details from the work.

However, our surprise at the escapes, and the manner in which they were revealed, should not blind us to the fact that the failure of control orders as a policy is no surprise at all.

We now have «judicial involvement» in the discredited control order regime which one judge has aptly dismissed as having no more than «a thin veneer of legality».

The proceedings involved non-derogating control orders made by the secretary of state under PTA 2005, ss 2 and 3 (1)(a).

The Conservatives and Lib Dems have already been forced to issue control orders against al - Qaeda operatives Abid Nasser and Faraz Khan, despite being highly critical of them when out of government.

The committee found that seven of the current 15 terror suspects had been on control orders for more than two years, and two were thought to have been detained without trial before that.

This case concerned the question of whether non-derogating control orders imposed on six individuals under the Prevention of Terrorism Act 2005 (PTA 2005) breached Art 5 (right to liberty) of the European Convention on Human Rights (the Convention).

His lordship considered, inter alia, B v Chief Constable of the Avon and Somerset Constabulary [2001] 1 WLR 340, [2001] 1 All ER 562 and concluded that non-derogating control order proceedings did not involve the determination of a criminal charge.

The secretary of state replaced earlier control orders with a fresh order in which a 14 - hour curfew was imposed and visitors to his home were prohibited during curfew hours.

In their natural state, un-confused by human domestication, it is the environment which controls this ordered response in all life below mankind.

Home Secretary Charles Clarke today re-emphasised his determination to introduce control orders for terror suspects before the current regime of indefinite detention runs out next month.

Following the Supreme Court decision, and urged on by the Conservative Party's coalition partner, the Liberal Democrats, then - Home Secretary Theresa May scrapped control orders in 2010.

The Home Office, I was told, was trying to stop Clegg bouncing the deal on control orders by dropping huge hints in a speech on Friday

Non-derogating control order proceedings under the Prevention of Terrorism Act 2005 (PTA 2005) do not involve the determination of a criminal charge for the purposes of the European Convention on Human Rights (the Convention), Art 6 (1) but the standard may be equivalently high under the civil limb of Art 6 (1).

Law Lords will today begin reviewing the legality of the government's controversial control orders system.

Home affairs spokesman Nick Clegg said control orders provide a legal limbo, which is bad in itself and made worse when they are poorly enforced.

Security minister Lord West has told peers terror suspects could come off control orders because of a new ruling by the law lords.

He told MPs he will ask the House of Lords to consider other control order cases in respect of article five of the human rights act, which guarantees the right to liberty, pointing at a possible use of house arrest.

A decision to substantially keep control orders would present problems for the Liberal Democrats who promised in their election manifesto to scrap them.

If control orders are sufficiently watered down — and the word is they may be — that will count as a victory for him, as will the paternity leave extension he outlined yesterday and the 80 per cent elected House of Lords now in prospect.

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Other monographs include Control Order House (2012); and Guantanamo: If the Light Goes Out (2010).

The derogating control order is more restrictive: it imposes obligat be incompatible with liberty under Art 5.

«We will urgently review control orders, as part of a wider review of counter-terrorist legislation, measures and programmes.

That includes control orders; pre charge detention; stop and search; the deportation of people engaged in terrorism in this country; measures to deal with organisations that promote hatred or violence; and the use of surveillance powers by local authorities.

Control orders also did not achieve their purpose since several of those made subject to them simply absconded.

The government needs to provide clarity on control orders concerning terror suspects, Lord Carlile has argued.

But shadow home secretary David Davis warned tonight: «Far from getting a grip since John Reid took over, the Home Office has been marked by murderers walking out of open prisons and suspected terrorists escaping from control orders.

«You either allow people to walk free, as Abu Qatada will be doing in the next few days, or you can prosecute if you've got evidence that can be used in open court, but if you haven't, you've got to look at things like control orders or deportation.

Former counter-terrorism and security minister Hazel Blears defended control orders on the Today programme, after a judge awards radical cleric Abu Qatada bail:

The Liberal Democrat MP Chris Huhne, who is now the climate change secretary, has described control orders as Kafkaesque.

Mr Huhne continued: «There is no doubt that you don't have a trial in the case of control orders so it's absolutely clear that people are put under house arrest without actually being able to answer charges put to them.»

That Naseer is to be constrained only by the discredited Control Orders regime - one that provides neither security not liberty, and which is gradually being picked to pieces by the courts - is a vivid demonstration of why the Act doesn't work.

All three agencies came to an agreement in enforcing existing Belize Law Dog Act, through the San Pedro Dog Control Orders.

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David Miliband voted for the iraq war, for 90 days» detention without trial, which was defeated despite him, for setting control orders at the instance of the Secretary of State for Justice instead of the Lord Chief Justice and against giving suspects the right to see the evidence against them.

Overall, their use has halved, leaving nine people on control orders today — a drop in the ocean, if there are 4,000 terrorist suspects roaming the UK.