“We make the submission that the possibility or impracticability of release does not preclude reviewing a detention through the vehicle of habeas corpus.”
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Said on Supreme Court of Canada Hearings (English Audio)
“Habeas corpus offers a unique protective mechanism that is not available through any other means... Access to habeas corpus for these extraordinarily vulnerable people must be affirmed”
Supreme Court of Canada Hearings (English Audio) · Durrell Diggs, et al. v. Attorney General of Nova Scotia, et al. (41801)
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argued that solitary confinement for inmates with mental health issues must be subject to habeas corpus review regardless of policy or operational justification
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“It's called the PPP. I think it's the Plasma Proteomics Project. And you can look at exactly what you said. I mean, did the people that had a mental health issue who recovered or had a particular diet or lifestyle.”
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“I would urge this court to follow its own guidance… habeas proceedings… are about the individual liberty of the subject.”
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Said on Supreme Court of Canada Hearings (English Audio)
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