Terror suspects win privacy right
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Terror suspects held at the US military base at Guantanamo Bay must be allowed to meet privately with their lawyers, a federal judge has ruled.
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Observer legal challenge allows naming of terror suspect as being one of the men on the run after breaching their control orders.
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A bill that would allow terrorism suspects access to federal courts to challenge their imprisonment at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, was approved by the Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday.
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TORONTO, Feb. 23 -- Canada's Supreme Court on Friday unanimously struck down the use of secret testimony to imprison and deport foreigners as possible terrorist suspects, ruling that the procedures violate Canada's Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
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British terror suspects in a plot linked  to security alerts at U.S. financial targets made their first  court appearance Wednesday inside a high-security prison, and  were ordered to remain in custody.
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Europeans enjoy greater privacy rights than U.S. citizens under Homeland Security's Automated Targeting System. In 27B Stroke 6.
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Several suspects detained in Britain's terror plot have connections to its health care service, but one suspect's family says he's no extremist
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Detaining foreigners without trial under emergency anti-terror laws breaks European human rights laws, law lords ruled today. The decision from nine of the law lords, who make up Britain&#39;s highest court, throws
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BRITAIN&#39;S top court delivered a severe jolt to Prime Minister Tony Blair&#39;s post-September 11 security policies today by ruling against the detention of nine foreign terrorism suspects without trial.
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A man's right to privacy was not breached when he was arrested after a rendezvous with a woman in a convenience store restroom, a federal appeals court ruled.
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Britain's top court delivered a severe  jolt to Prime Minister Tony Blair's post-Sept. 11 security  policies on Thursday by ruling against the detention of foreign  terrorism suspects without trial.
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LONDON -- The British Government says it does not intend to free nine foreign terror suspects imprisoned without trial, despite a ruling by the nation&#39;s highest court that they are held illegally.
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The deal sought to strike a balance between the Bush administrationÂs campaign against terrorism with European privacy protections.
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Canada's Supreme Court on Friday struck down a controversial anti-terror law which allows foreign suspects to be detained indefinitely on the basis of secret evidence.
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Britain's highest court ruled on  Thursday against the detention of foreign terrorism suspects  without trial, in a major judgment on how far human rights can  be restricted in the "war on terror."
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Law takes effect creating comprehensive pool of personal data in antiterrorist effort.
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A federal judge ruled Wednesday that terror suspects held in Cuba must be allowed to meet with lawyers, and that the government cannot monitor their conversations.