Osbourne Douglas v The Governor of the Cayman Islands and The Director of Prisons; Justin Ramoon v The Governor of the Cayman Islands, The Director of Prisons and The Attorney General - Judgment

Judicial Review - Colonial Prisoners’ Removal Act 1884 (the “1884 Act”) – The Applicants challenge, inter alia: The lawfulness of the Plaintiffs' transfer under the 1884 Act and as a matter of domestic law; The failure to adopt a fair and proper procedure affording appropriate procedural safeguards to protect them and their families’ interests; The failure to provide reasons and the written reasons of the decision-maker(s); The violation of the "Bill of Rights" (Bill of Rights, Freedoms and Responsibilities, in Schedule 2 Part 1 of the Constitution of the Cayman Islands) and specifically violations of (i) the prohibition upon inhuman or degrading treatment …; (ii) prohibition on deprivation of liberty … - The failure and refusal to provide decisions and disclosure in accordance with the duty of candour and obligations upon the public authority Respondents - The failure to make adequate provision or take steps to remedy any asserted deficiency to the security in place at HMP Northward.