Cassation court dismisses appeal regarding administrative detention duration exceeding statutory limits due to procedural defects.

The Supreme Court dismissed the appeal against a lower court's ruling on the legality of administrative detention. The appellant argued that the detention period exceeded statutory limits without sufficient justification, while the state contended the measures were necessary for public order. The court rejected the claim, ruling that the lower court's assessment of necessity and proportionality remained legally sound despite the appellant's procedural complaints.