Sentences with phrase «detain a person under»

In the case, an elderly Lord Atkin, of Donoghue v Stevenson fame, gave a powerful dissenting judgment arguing that the regulation required the Home Secretary to have an objective reason to detain a person under the power.

Not exact matches

He wrote: «In scenes you would expect to see in Putin's Russia, rather than a Sheffield suburb, council contractors and police descended on Rustlings Road under the cover of darkness, dragged people out of bed to move their cars and detained peaceful protesters — all to chop down eight trees.»

People who have been detained under the Act have been telling us how it fails to protect their rights and dignity, and how they are kept out of decisions about their own care.

Cuomo and Port Authority Executive Director Pat Foye said six to eight people remained detained Sunday afternoon at John F. Kennedy International Airport in Queens under Trump's order, which temporarily barred citizens from seven Muslim - heavy nations from entering the U.S.

Under the liberal Democratic mayor, the city booted Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials from Rikers Island and has only honored the federal agency's requests it detain a suspect if that person has committed one of 170 violent felony offenses.

Joint visits in just eight of these areas led to 133 rough sleepers being detained, while 127 people were deported in under a year in Westminster alone.

So why are the views of people detained under the Mental Health Act not even being considered a third of the time?

A year later, more than 3,300 people were detained in removal centres under immigration powers, with hundreds of others kept in prisons.

People with mental health problems ought to be able to feel confident that, should they be detained under section, powers to detain and treat them and make decisions on their behalf will be used with great care and for the right reasons.

ALBANY — Gov. Andrew Cuomo repeated Sunday that attorneys in his administration will do what they can to help travelers detained at the state's airports under President Donald Trump's executive order restricting the entry of people from seven majority - Muslim nations.

McKenna said he favors a policy under which local police would not ask people for documentation but objects to the term «sanctuary city» because it incorrectly implies that immigration law violators can not be detained.

People suspected of being Tories being detained under the terror act?

Under the program, those two officers would be able to «interrogate any person detained... who the officer believes is an alien about his or her right to be in the United States.

; Patrick Akpolobolokemi, the former NIMASA Director - General was rough - handled and bundled into a van right in front of the court premises where a judge had just granted him bail; several persons are known to have been detained for periods far in excess of the constitutionally mandated 48 hours initially under spurious detention orders signed by magistrates courts in the Federal Capital Territtory!

When the previous government announced it was appealing against the European Court's original ruling in 2005, the Parliamentary Under - Secretary of State at the Department for Constitutional Affairs, Lord Firkin, said: «It has been the view of successive governments, including this government, that persons who have committed crimes serious enough to warrant a custodial sentence should forfeit the right to have a say in how the country is governed while they are detained.»

Terminal 4, where a Customs and Border Protection detained a dozen people approved to enter the country under President Barack Obama, was the site of massive protests last Saturday.

Police have called for better mental health education in schools after a rise in young people being detained under the Mental Health Act.

In some jurisdictions, persons detained under the doctrine of Terry must identify themselves to police upon request.

The Star also reports today that this is exactly what happened to the first person we can tell who was detained under the new regulation,

«Most people detained under the Immigration Act powers spend only very short periods in detention.

It had already been found in R. (on the application of Babbage) v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2016] EWHC 148 Admin that detaining somebody for the purpose of prosecuting them under section 35 was not a lawful exercise of the power to detain which could only be used for the purpose of deporting the person concerned.

(3.1) Despite subsection (3), if the circumstances justify it, the maximum is one and one - half days for each day spent in custody unless the reason for detaining the person in custody was stated in the record under subsection 515 (9.1) or the person was detained in custody under subsection 524 (4) or (8).

be based on one of the statutory powers (which are spread across different pieces of immigration legislation) which state that a person may only be detained under immigration powers... with a view to his removal;

(1) Subject to subsection (1.1), if a person who has been arrested without warrant by a peace officer is taken into custody, or if a person who has been arrested without warrant and delivered to a peace officer under subsection 494 (3) or placed in the custody of a peace officer under subsection 163.5 (3) of the Customs Act is detained in custody under subsection 503 (1) for an offence described in paragraph 496 (a), (b) or (c), or any other offence that is punishable by imprisonment for five years or less, and has not been taken before a justice or released from custody under any other provision of this Part, the officer in charge or another peace officer shall, as soon as practicable,

(1) A peace officer who arrests a person with or without warrant or to whom a person is delivered under subsection 494 (3) or into whose custody a person is placed under subsection 163.5 (3) of the Customs Act shall cause the person to be detained in custody and, in accordance with the following provisions, to be taken before a justice to be dealt with according to law:

In R. v. Wigglesworth, the Appellant was a police officer who had been charged with Royal Canadian Mounted Police Act for choking and slapping a detained person, and later charted under the Criminal Code for common assault towards the same detained individual.

R (Centre for Individual Rights in Europe) v Secretary of State for the Home Department and anr [2017] EWHC 1878 (Admin), [2017] 4 WLR 129; [2017] ACD 108, QBD (Admin Ct), July 21 2017 The police were entitled under Operation Nexus to question suspects detained in police stations as to their immigration status, since they (i) had the same powers as any natural person to engage in non-coercive questioning; and (ii) in any case, assisting the Home Office on matters of immigration was within police functions.

Immigration detention falls under the framework of administrative law — the person being detained has not committed a crime under Canada's Criminal Code, but is being detained for immigration reasons.

Police officers are not required to provide their own cell phones to detained or arrested persons to facilitate communication with counsel under s. 10 (b) of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

Under our case law, our courts have found liability or entertained suits after law enforcement officers took persons into custody, otherwise detained them, deprived them of liberty or placed them in danger

Duty solicitors frequently encounter people detained under the Mental Health Act 1983, s 136 and should therefore make themselves familiar with the content of this circular, and in particular para 2.2:

On 18 June 2014, JZ (Requested Person) was arrested in the United Kingdom under the certified European Arrest Warrant, and has stayed detained until 19th June 2014 when on 25th June 2015 has been released on bail upon a decision of a WMC designated judge.

There was therefore no obligation to ensure that there was an independent investigation into the suicide, or death resulting from self - harm, of a mentally ill person detained under Section 3 of the Mental Health Act 1983.

Any person who damages or unlawfully removes any aircraft, vessel or vehicle while it is detained under section 26 of the Criminal Procedure Code is guilty of a misdemeanour.

Al Waheed v Ministry of Defence, Mohammed v Ministry of Defence [2017] UKSC 2, [2017] 2 WLR 327 Instructed in the Supreme Court challenge concerning allegations that persons in Iraq and Afghanistan were unlawfully detained in breach of article 5 of the European Convention on Human Rights by HM armed forces acting under mandates from the United Nations Security Council.

People with Disabilities Australia (PWDA) estimate that there are at least 100 people detained across Australia without conviction in prisons and psychiatric units under mental impairment legislation; and that at least 50 people from this group would be Aboriginal and Torres Strait IslPeople with Disabilities Australia (PWDA) estimate that there are at least 100 people detained across Australia without conviction in prisons and psychiatric units under mental impairment legislation; and that at least 50 people from this group would be Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islpeople detained across Australia without conviction in prisons and psychiatric units under mental impairment legislation; and that at least 50 people from this group would be Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islpeople from this group would be Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander.