Stern v Director of Public Prosecutions & Anor
The risk of violation of Article 9 rights due to the travel arrangements is not too high; the planned journey is expected to arrive before the Sabbath, and any potential encroachment is de minimis and does not amount to actionable interference under Article 9.
- Parties
- Applicant: Stern; First Respondent: Director of Public Prosecutions; Second Respondent: Serious Organised Crime Agency
- Jurisdiction
- England and Wales
- Judgment Date
- 14 February 2008
- Procedural Posture
- Judicial Review / Application for Injunctive Relief / Judgment on Urgent Application for Injunction
- Outcome
- Application for injunctive relief refused
- Legal Topics
- Article 9 ECHR, Freedom of Religion, Extradition Procedure, Injunctive Relief
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Parties
Stern
Applicant
Director of Public Prosecutions
First Respondent
Serious Organised Crime Agency
Second Respondent
Procedural Posture
Judicial Review / Application for Injunctive Relief / Judgment on Urgent Application for Injunction
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether removal as planned would breach the applicant's rights under Article 9 of the European Convention on Human Rights
- 2 Whether the risk of violation of religious obligations due to travel arrangements constitutes interference under Article 9
- 3 If interference exists, whether it is justified
Ratio Decidendi
The risk of violation of Article 9 rights due to the travel arrangements is not too high; the planned journey is expected to arrive before the Sabbath, and any potential encroachment is de minimis and does not amount to actionable interference under Article 9.
Court Disposition
Application for injunctive relief refused
Orders
- Application for injunctive relief is refused
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