Revocation of Permanent Residency Upheld Due to Criminal Offenses and Limited Integration

This provision likely serves as the legal basis for the revocation of the residence permit, as indicated by its inclusion in the 'Rechtsnormen' section and its connection to the subject matter of the case (revocation of residence permit due to criminal conviction).

This provision is likely related to the conditions or grounds for revoking a residence permit, as indicated by its inclusion in the 'Rechtsnormen' section and its connection to the subject matter of the case.

This provision might specify further conditions or consequences related to the revocation of a residence permit, as indicated by its inclusion in the 'Rechtsnormen' section and its connection to the subject matter of the case.

This provision could relate to procedural aspects or specific circumstances regarding the revocation of a residence permit, as indicated by its inclusion in the 'Rechtsnormen' section and its connection to the subject matter of the case.

This provision likely pertains to transitional law or specific regulations within the Aliens Act, as indicated by its inclusion in the 'Rechtsnormen' section and its relevance to the case.

This provision likely relates to the legal consequences or procedures following a criminal conviction concerning aliens, as indicated by its inclusion in the 'Rechtsnormen' section and its connection to the subject matter of the case.

This provision likely relates to fundamental rights, possibly the right to privacy or family life, which might have been considered in the context of the revocation, as indicated by its inclusion in the 'Rechtsnormen' section.

This provision likely relates to the proportionality of legal measures, a principle often considered in administrative law cases involving restrictions of rights, as indicated by its inclusion in the 'Rechtsnormen' section.

This provision likely relates to provisions concerning the expulsion or deportation of foreign nationals, a relevant aspect in cases of serious criminal offenses, as indicated by its inclusion in the 'Rechtsnormen' section.

This provision, concerning the right to respect for private and family life, is likely relevant to the proportionality assessment of the revocation decision, as indicated by its inclusion in the 'Rechtsnormen' section.

This provision, which outlines grounds for interference with the right to privacy and family life, is likely relevant to justifying the revocation of the residence permit, as indicated by its inclusion in the 'Rechtsnormen' section.

This provision likely relates to the legal consequences of specific criminal offenses, such as drug offenses, which are central to the case, as indicated by its inclusion in the 'Rechtsnormen' section.

This provision likely relates to procedural rules within the Administrative Procedure Act of the Canton of Zurich, possibly concerning the appeal process or the decision-making process, as indicated by its inclusion in the 'Rechtsnormen' section.

This provision likely relates to the allocation of costs in administrative proceedings within the Canton of Zurich, as indicated by its inclusion in the 'Rechtsnormen' section and its potential relevance to the final orders.