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Regina v Parole Board Ex Parte White: QBD 16 Dec 1994

The concept of ‘risk’ was not confined to risk to the United Kingdom public alone, as a result of which the Parole Board is entitled, indeed, in an appropriate case, required, to take into account the risk to the public in a country to which a released prisoner will go, once he is released.

Citations:

Times 30-Dec-1994

Statutes:

Criminal Justice Act 1991 34(4)(b)

Cited by:

CitedSecretary of State for the Home Department v Hindawi and Headley CA 13-Oct-2004
The applicant was a foreign national serving a long-term prison sentence. He complained that UK nationals would have had their case referred to the parole board before his.
Held: The right to be referred to the parole board was a statutory . .
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Updated: 09 April 2022; Ref: scu.87528

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