Another triumph for terrorism, courtesy of Britain’s whimpering dhimmi leaders and increasingly crackpot Judges:

Terror suspects who were placed under virtual house arrest by the Government are set to claim thousands of pounds in compensation from the taxpayer.

The Court of Appeal paved the way today for the payouts after ruling the control orders breached human rights.
Three appeal judges rejected a Government challenge to a landmark High Court ruling allowing compensation claims in the cases of two alleged fanatics AF and AE, who cannot be named for legal reasons.

The men may now lodge compensation claims under Labour’s Human Rights Act. This is in addition to legal fees running to hundreds of thousands of pounds.

While in office, former Labour home secretary Alan Johnson agreed the orders must be ‘revoked’ because neither man had been given sufficient disclosure of the evidence supporting the allegations of terror-related activity made against them.

Mr Justice Silber, sitting at the High Court in London in January, said the orders must not only be revoked but quashed – with retrospective effect.

The decision effectively gave the go-ahead for damages claims for loss of liberty and alleged violations of the
European Convention on Human Rights dating back to 2006, when the orders were first imposed.

The Government appealed against the single judge’s decision. But today Lord Justice Maurice Kay, sitting with Lord Justice Rix and Lord Justice Stanley Burnton, dismissed the appeal and ruled the ‘appropriate remedy’ was quashing with retrospective effect.

Lord Justice Kay said: ‘I agree with the submission made on behalf of the controlees that, if the appropriate remedy was merely revocation, there is a risk that the breach of convention rights would go substantially unremedied.’

As if we weren’t pandering enough to those that wish to kill us, these appeal judges are now paving the way for them to be enriched with undeserved ‘compensation’. David Cameron pledged to abolish the Human Rights Act, that enabler of leftist-inspired EU legislation that puts this country in harm’s way from terrorism, and introduce an amended, common-sense ‘British Bill of Rights’ to replace it.

It looks as if he has either been arm-wresteled into this by his woeful coalition partners, the, Liberal Democrats, or he has ditched the idea as inconvenient.

[Source: Daily Mail]

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