“…In Webster v Lord Chancellor [2015] EWCA Civ 742; [2016] QB 676 the claimant was convicted of serious sex offences and sentenced to nine years’ imprisonment. Nearly two years later the Court of Appeal (Criminal Division) al…”
“… to a perceived risk of absconding. That process did not come close to constituting an abuse of power or bad faith, see for example, Webster v. Lord Chancellor [2016] QB 676 at [30]-[32].…”