Monday, 21 May 2018

Privacy International’s landmark challenge against UK hacking will be heard in Supreme Court in December

Press release: Privacy International’s landmark challenge against UK Government hacking will…: "At issue before the Supreme Court is the UK Government’s dangerous submission that decisions of the Tribunal are not reviewable by the ordinary UK courts. A victory by the Government would be a significant blow to the rule of law because the ordinary courts exist to correct legal errors and to prevent specialist tribunals from operating without accountability. This principle is particularly critical in the surveillance context, which, because of its inherent secrecy, has long presented acute accountability challenges.


Dinah Rose QC, Ben Jaffey QC, and Tom Cleaver from Blackstone Chambers are instructed by Bhatt Murphy Solicitors, who are acting for Privacy International.

The hearing will take place 3–4 December." 'via Blog this'

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