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Huvig v France: ECHR 24 Apr 1990

The court recognised the value, in the context of telephone tapping, of regulatory control, including supervision by the courts if need be, even though it was found to be lacking in this case in the absence of legislation or case law.

[1990] ECHR 9, 11105/84, (1990) 12 EHRR 528, (1990) 12 EHRR 547
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Human Rights
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CitedGillan, Regina (on the Application of) v Commissioner of Police for the Metropolis and Another HL 8-Mar-2006
The defendants said that the stop and search powers granted under the 2000 Act were too wide, and infringed their human rights. Each had been stopped when innocently attending demonstrations in London, and had been effectively detained for about . .
CitedGallagher for Judicial Review (NI) SC 30-Jan-2019
Each appellant complained of the disclosure by the respondent of very old and minor offences to potential employers, destroying prospects of finding work. Two statutory schemes were challenged, raising two separate questions, namely whether any . .

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Human Rights

Updated: 09 January 2022; Ref: scu.165068

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