Case Table

A5(4) European Convention on Human Rights “Everyone who is deprived of his liberty by
arrest or detention shall be entitled to take
proceedings by which the lawfulness of his
detention shall be decided speedily by a court
and his release ordered if the detention is not
lawful.”
Habeas Corpus Act 1679 “An Act for the better secureing the Liberty of
the Subject and for Prevention of
Imprisonments beyond the Seas.”
Bill of Rights 1688 S10
A5(3) European Convention on Human Rights Everyone arrested or detained in accordance
with the provisions of paragraph 1 (c) of this
Article shall be brought promptly before a judge
or other officer authorised by law to exercise
judicial power and shall be entitled to trial
within a reasonable time or to release pending
trial. Release may be conditioned by guarantees
to appear for trial.
Article 3 Protocol 1 European Convention on Right to free elections.
Human Rights
Article 3 Treaty of London – Council of Europe
Protocol 13
Human Rights Act 1998 Schedule One
Article 3
Article 6
Article 2
Article 8
Section 2 Human Rights Act 1998
Article 32 European Convention of Human
Rights
Article 34 European Convention on Human
Rights
Article 46 European Convention on Human
Rights
Article 1
Article 13
Article 35
Rule 39
Article 41
A8(2) European Convention on Human Rights
Article 1 Human Rights Act 1998
Article 13 Human Rights Act 1998
Section 7 Human Rights Act 1998
Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994
Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Act 2022
Asylum & Immigration Bill 2004
Safety of Rwanda Bill 2023
Article 10 European Convention on Human
Rights