Add to ORKGDiscusses the Terrorist Offenders (Restriction of Early Release) Bill 2019-21 which will prevent terrorist offenders being automatically released halfway through their determinate sentences, and whether its retrospective application to those already in prison will infringe ECHR art.7. Notes the relevance of R. (on the application of Uttley) v Secretary of State for the Home Department (HL) and whether it can be distinguished in future challenges
In R v Khawaja, Supreme Court of Canada addressed the question of how courts should handle the sente...
Drafted in the aftermath of the terrorist attacks in London, July 2005 the Terrorism Act 2006 was in...
This report recommends that the Criminal Code Amendment (High Risk Terrorist Offenders) Bill 2016 be...
Discusses the Terrorist Offenders (Restriction of Early Release) Bill 2019-21 which will prevent ter...
This is the final version. Available from Cambridge University Press via the DOI in this record. In ...
The past decade has seen a general increase in the number of people convicted for terrorism-related ...
While policymakers frequently praise the impact of law enforcement for addressing the threat of terr...
While policymakers frequently praise the impact of law enforcement for addressing the threat of terr...
Recent cases of attacks by released terrorist prisoners highlight issues around the risk of re-offen...
This article assesses the role of security detention within the context of a number of the United Ki...
To date, 38 men have been charged with terrorism offences in Australia. Twenty-six have been convict...
In furtherance of its commitment to prosecuting suspected terrorists, the UK has enacted a large num...
This paper considers the era of executive action which followed the immediate aftermath of 9/11 terr...
Despite the recent criminalization of terrorism specific offenses little is known about the legal pr...
In R v Khawaja, Supreme Court of Canada addressed the question of how courts should handle the sente...
In R v Khawaja, Supreme Court of Canada addressed the question of how courts should handle the sente...
Drafted in the aftermath of the terrorist attacks in London, July 2005 the Terrorism Act 2006 was in...
This report recommends that the Criminal Code Amendment (High Risk Terrorist Offenders) Bill 2016 be...
Discusses the Terrorist Offenders (Restriction of Early Release) Bill 2019-21 which will prevent ter...
This is the final version. Available from Cambridge University Press via the DOI in this record. In ...
The past decade has seen a general increase in the number of people convicted for terrorism-related ...
While policymakers frequently praise the impact of law enforcement for addressing the threat of terr...
While policymakers frequently praise the impact of law enforcement for addressing the threat of terr...
Recent cases of attacks by released terrorist prisoners highlight issues around the risk of re-offen...
This article assesses the role of security detention within the context of a number of the United Ki...
To date, 38 men have been charged with terrorism offences in Australia. Twenty-six have been convict...
In furtherance of its commitment to prosecuting suspected terrorists, the UK has enacted a large num...
This paper considers the era of executive action which followed the immediate aftermath of 9/11 terr...
Despite the recent criminalization of terrorism specific offenses little is known about the legal pr...
In R v Khawaja, Supreme Court of Canada addressed the question of how courts should handle the sente...
In R v Khawaja, Supreme Court of Canada addressed the question of how courts should handle the sente...
Drafted in the aftermath of the terrorist attacks in London, July 2005 the Terrorism Act 2006 was in...
This report recommends that the Criminal Code Amendment (High Risk Terrorist Offenders) Bill 2016 be...