The substantive demands of due process necessarily go hand in hand with the procedural, and the cases insist at the least on an opportunity for a detainee to challenge the reason claimed for committing him.
It should ensure that any forces detaining people do so in accordance with basic law – only for a clear legal reason and in a situation in which the detainee is brought regularly before a judge and is able to challenge the reason for the detention.
"He was really looking for a way in which to maybe challenge the reason I was blacklisted," Belafonte said.
McCafferty, challenging the reasons for his re-arrest, applied for his freedom with a writ of habeas corpus.
What we didn't do is actually go back and challenge the reasons for those decisions in 2006," he added.
While a minority acknowledged their smoking was controlled by an addiction, the general dominance of control and choice metaphors in participants' discourse suggested three potential cessation message themes that we developed and tested in phase 2. The first two used affect-laden approaches to challenge the reasoned positions smokers had constructed.
Maritain notes the focus on the awareness of the self as characteristic of art from the time of the German romantics, and recognises its value so far as it challenges the emphasis on reason and mechanical technique.
But although recent revelations may have raised important questions for others, they do not challenge the original reasons given by the Scottish government for Megrahi's release.
At the same time, the knockabout, spontaneous emergence of clues and red herrings appears to challenge the careful, reasoned deduction process employed by Sherlock Holmes, Poirot et al. Especially as all the performers, including the detective, are required to play minor roles in the story too.
Because we have failed to challenge the many reasons (e.g., media, mental health issues, etc).
