| S v SSHD – Immigration case on detention of children |
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| Written by Emma Ginn | |
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This case addressed the detention of an overstayer/minor offender and two young children for three and a half months after completion of fast tracking.
This was found to be unlawful for at least two months as there were no special reasons to believe abscondence was a risk and detention was not used as a last resort or for the shortest possible time as policy required. [Doughty Street Chambers] |
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| Last Updated ( Tuesday, 01 January 2008 ) |
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