| Noble
J. dismissed the application. Noble J. asserted that moving F from the
general population of the provincial institution to the general population
of the penitentiary did not amount to a deprivation of his "liberty" within
the meaning of s7 of the Charter of Rights. Noble J. also contended that
F had also not established that the actions of the correctional authorities
in moving him, and the reasons given for that move, were illegal. In the
absence of establishing that the actions were illegal, such administrative
decisions were not subject to review by habeas corpus. |