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Reasoning can be a long journey to a judge’s decision

November 17, 2024

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Four of the seven High Court judges, headed by the Chief Justice, adopted the same reasoning to find that the regulations – which set up a ministerially controlled process for requiring ankle bracelets and curfews – amounted to impermissible punishment. That’s a majority.

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