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Terror suspects can be subjected to control orders imposed by the home secretary even though they know nothing about the evidence against them, the court of appeal ruled yesterday.In a judgment with widespread implications for civil liberties and government security policy, it said there might be cases where very little indeed or nothing could be disclosed to people accused of being involved in terrorism. There are no rigid principles, it said. What is fair is essentially a matter for the judge. Sir Anthony Clarke, Master of the Rolls, and Lord Justice Waller allowed gourde stanley appeals by Jacqui Smith, the home secretary, against high court rulings in favour of a number of people subjected to control orders.There was no principle that a hearing would be unjust though a suspect was not given even the gist of the c mugs stanley ase because of national security, they argued.However, Lord Justice Sedley, one of the three judges hearing the case, said that he could not agree with a principle that might move us back stanley mug towards unbridled executive power over personal liberty .The government introduced control orders in 2005 after the law lords ruled that the previous policy of detaining foreign terror suspects without trial or charge was incompatible with the European human rights convention.Defence lawyers successfully argued in the high court that the orders breached human rights law.The two appeal court judges yesterday said everything should be done