R (Ashworth) v MHRT; R (H) v Ashworth (2001) EWHC Admin 901: Difference between revisions

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''JR of MHRT discharge: immediate discharge when no aftercare available; decision irrational; reasons inadequate. JR of subsequent re-sectioning: lawful, considering Brandenburg CA decision; legal advice on lawfulness of MHRT decision relevant; stay ineffective when discharge was immediate.''
''JR of MHRT discharge: immediate discharge when no aftercare available; decision irrational; reasons inadequate. JR of subsequent re-sectioning: lawful, considering Brandenburg CA decision; legal advice on lawfulness of MHRT decision relevant; stay ineffective when discharge was immediate.''
==Related cases==


See Court of Appeal judgment in this case: [[R (Ashworth) v MHRT; R (H) v Ashworth (2002) EWCA Civ 923]]
See Court of Appeal judgment in this case: [[R (Ashworth) v MHRT; R (H) v Ashworth (2002) EWCA Civ 923]]
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Revision as of 09:22, 8 October 2008

JR of MHRT discharge: immediate discharge when no aftercare available; decision irrational; reasons inadequate. JR of subsequent re-sectioning: lawful, considering Brandenburg CA decision; legal advice on lawfulness of MHRT decision relevant; stay ineffective when discharge was immediate.

Related cases

See Court of Appeal judgment in this case: R (Ashworth) v MHRT; R (H) v Ashworth [2002] EWCA Civ 923

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