The claimant sought judicial review of a decision to terminate his secondment to the National Crime Squad. It was said that there had been concerns about his management skills after in investigation into drug related offences by co-officers. The decision was said to be unrelated but subject to matters protected by public interest immunity.
Held: The decision was amenable to judicial review but that the Director General of the NCS had acted fairly notwithstanding the absence of reasons for the decision and the lack of opportunity for the Appellant to make representations.
Judges:
Harrison J
Citations:
[2002] EWHC 832 (Admin), [2003] Po LR 1, [2002] ACD 80
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Cited by:
Appeal from – Regina (Tucker) v Director General of the National Crime Squad CA 17-Jan-2003
The applicant was a senior officer seconded to the National Crime Squad. He complained that his secondment had been terminated in a manner which was unfair, and left him tainted without opportunity to reply. He appealed against rejection of his . .
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Police, Judicial Review
Updated: 30 July 2022; Ref: scu.347796
