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The article discusses the British Supreme Court case Bank Mellat v Her Majestys Treasury (Number one) related to the Closed Material Procedure (CMP). Topics include the presence of nine justices in the court case for revisiting a closed judgment of the Administrative Court including Lord Neuberger, Lord Clarke and Lord Sumption, the ruling of the court in context with the freezing of funds of Bank Mellat and conduction of CMP by the court, as of April 2014.

The article presents information on housing detainees captured by the U.S. authorities attributing to unwilling effect of the U.S. Supreme Court's judgment in Guantanamo's habeas corpus. It discusses decisions of several court cases such as Boumediene v. Bush, Rahmatullah v. Foreign Secretary and Defence Secretary, and Munaf v. Geren. It describes Habeas Corpus as a writ or jurisdiction of a court with origins from the 13th century English Law used to free prisoner from unlawful detention.