I searched the Internet for an answer to this question - can a person detained under the Internal Security Act apply for his or her detention to be reviewed by the court?
The answer is - No. It is disappointing.
The law only requires the president to be satisfied that the detainee is a security threat.
Hey, I recall that the president has to act on the advice of the cabinet, right?
I suggest that a detainee should be allowed to apply to the court for the detention to be reviewed.
The court can act as an independent check against abuse of power by the state.
https://tklcloud.com/Feedback/feedback2.aspx?id=1694
The answer is - No. It is disappointing.
The law only requires the president to be satisfied that the detainee is a security threat.
Hey, I recall that the president has to act on the advice of the cabinet, right?
I suggest that a detainee should be allowed to apply to the court for the detention to be reviewed.
The court can act as an independent check against abuse of power by the state.
https://tklcloud.com/Feedback/feedback2.aspx?id=1694
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