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( IT-96-22-A ). 35. On the facts of the present case , the Secretary of State submitted that on her own evidence the appellant was fully aware of what was taking place within the prison and that she had taken no steps to distance herself or to avoid participation. It was pointed out that she had been away from work for a period of maternity leave and had returned voluntarily. It was pointed out that she had subsequently been promoted, that she had never asked to resign or sought a transfer to a different post and the totality of the evidence suggested that she participated voluntarily in her duties.
- Background and introduction
- ppellant’s
- espondent’s
- onduct
- osition
- JS (
- Iran
- nitial
- ssessment
- Zimbabwe
- MT Zimbabwe
- v Secretary of State for the Home Department
- respondent
- v Attorney General of Canada
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- The submissions on duress for the appellant
- uress
- Duress
- Prosecutor v
- R v Hasan
- Fernandes
- v Canada (Attorney General)
- Our assessment of the appellant’s claim to have acted under duress
- R v Hassan
- Decision