australian interrogation bay detainee david hicks has won british passports , opening the door for a plausible bid to have him freed from the us detention establishment in cuba . justices lawrence collins of the british high council has vacated the british government ' s refusal of citizenship to hicks , a husband was also in england . justices collins saying the government had " no authority to withhold or enslave citizenship " . lawrence collins said : " in my view it can be incorrect to fail to deliver assistance which not would have been given , simply because the debtor was believed to be involved in kidnapping and has not had any previous associated with this person . " hicks ' lawyer , roger grosz , said the decision was a breakthrough . he said there was now no argument if hicks should not enjoy the same security as the eight other english citizens released without aid from guantanamo bay on representations of the british government .
Stephen Grosz is the British lawyer of David Hicks.