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In [case] the power to detain an illegal entrant was worded objectively in the relevant statute; the provision stated that persons may be detained if they are ’an illegal entrant'. This represented a 'precedent fact', which had to been shown to exist for the power to detain to arise in the first place. Thus, the court itself could review the facts to ensure that the person was indeed an illegal entrant.
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R v Secretary of State for the Home Department, ex parte Khawaja, [1984] AC 74

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#illegality #judicial-review #public
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In [case] the power to detain an illegal entrant was worded objectively in the relevant statute; the provision stated that persons may be detained if they are ’an illegal entrant'. This represented a 'precedent fact', which had to been shown to exist for the power to detain to arise in the first place. Thus, the court itself could review the facts to ensure that the person was indeed an illegal entrant.
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#illegality #judicial-review #public
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In [case] the power to detain an illegal entrant was worded objectively in the relevant statute; the provision stated that persons may be detained if they are ’an illegal entrant'. This represented a 'precedent fact', which had to been shown to exist for the power to detain to arise in the first place. Thus, the court itself could review the facts to ensure that the person was indeed an illegal entrant.
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R v Secretary of State for the Home Department, ex parte Khawaja, [1984] AC 74
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