Asylum Seeker Detention Review Jurisdiction Prematurity

The administrative court declined jurisdiction to review the legality of a detention order issued for the purpose of expulsion after the submission of an asylum application but prior to the final decision on that application, finding that such a review was premature during this intermediary phase. The court reasoned that its jurisdiction to review detention, even concerning foreigners, does not extend to the period between the filing of the asylum request and the subsequent decision, particularly when the detention relates to maintaining status pending a decision, thereby rendering the appeal against the detention order inadmissible.