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The High Court dismissed Bui Thi Thuy’s application for leave to seek judicial review after noting she had already been removed from Hong Kong.
The Court refused an out-of-time leave application for judicial review in a non-refoulement case, finding the two-year delay grossly inordinate and unjustified.
The Court of First Instance dismissed a habeas corpus application challenging immigration detention, holding the detention remained lawful despite its length.
The High Court dismissed a habeas corpus challenge to 187 days of immigration detention, holding the detention remained lawful and reasonable because delay was self-induced by non-cooperation.
The Court of First Instance dismissed a second habeas corpus application by an immigration detainee, holding that continued detention remained lawful and was not rendered unreasonable by family-custody plans or medical issues.
The High Court refused leave for judicial review of a Torture Claims Appeal Board decision, finding the applicant’s grounds were generic and lacked particulars.
The court dismissed a habeas corpus application, holding that immigration detention remained lawful where removal efforts were active and the applicant’s own non-cooperation prolonged detention.
Leave for judicial review of a non-refoulement decision was dismissed because the grounds were vague, the risk assessment was for the decision-makers, and no arguable error was shown.
The Court of First Instance dismissed a habeas corpus challenge to immigration detention, holding the 211-day detention remained lawful and reasonable.
The Court of First Instance dismissed a habeas corpus application challenging immigration detention, finding the detention lawful, reasonable, and justified by the applicant’s conduct.
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