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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Control orders"”.
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Anti-terrorism control orders : a human rights analysis
… the UK government’s use of anti-terrorism control orders under the Prevention of Terrorism Act (PTA) 2005 between March 2005 and December 2011. Control orders, a form of preventive civil order, were used to impose a range of often stringent ‘obligations’ on individuals who were suspected of …
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Control, Detention and Torture in the So-called Global War on Terror
… interrogation techniques, and the use of control orders as a counterterrorism measure in the UK. This knowledge contributes to a range of fields including photography, art and visual culture, international relations, security studies, and international law by adding significant new …
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A purposive formalist interpretation of Chapter III of the Australian Constitution
… on federal courts under the anti-terrorism control order provisions of the Commonwealth Criminal Code (the ‘Code’), and contrasts formalist and purposive formalist approaches to assessing the Chapter III validity of these provisions. The second case study concerns similar powers conferred on …
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Tactical Network Flow and Discrete Optimization Models and Algorithms for the Empty Railcar Transportation Problem
… program, a central management was established to control the repositioning of three types of empty railcars for eight principal automobile manufacturers. Today, the practice is to consolidate the fleets of all automobile manufacturers for each equipment type, and to solve the distribution problem …
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‘Suspect’ Community Stereotyping and Criminal Investigations: “In pursuit of higher transparency”: A study of how police officers in England and Wales are believed to investigate people from the Muslim community
… under the Terrorism Act [2006], and the use of control orders to detain without trial) may have contributed to the construction and reinforcement of the Muslim community as a ‘suspect’, which, in turn, may result in a police bias towards members of the Muslim community. Research showed that such …