Italian court dismisses asylum appeal regarding detention of foreign national pending deportation proceedings.

The Supreme Court of Cassation dismissed the asylum applicant's appeal against the detention order issued by the administrative judge. The applicant, a foreign national, argued that continued detention violated his right to liberty and failed to consider less restrictive measures pending deportation. The court ruled that the administrative decision remained lawful because the applicant posed a danger to public order and there was no evidence of a risk of absconding, thus justifying the coercive measure.