Re-detention after a tribunal discharge – the last word?
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https://doi.org/10.19164/ijmhcl.v1i10.148Abstract
R v East London and the City Mental Health NHS Trust and another, ex parte von Brandenburg (aka Hanley) [2003] UKHL 58
House of Lords (13 November 2003). Lord Bingham; Lord Steyn; Lord Hobhouse of Woodborough; Lord Scott of Foscote; Lord Rodger of Earlsferry
A psychiatric patient who has been recently discharged from detention may be lawfully re-detained where the relevant ASW forms the reasonable and bona fide opinion that he or she has information not known to the tribunal that puts a significantly different complexion on the case.
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