Administrative court dismisses state's appeal regarding illegal detention of a foreign national without judicial review.

The Supreme Administrative Court dismissed the State's appeal against a decision ordering the release of a foreign national detained without judicial review. The State argued that the detention was lawful under administrative necessity, while the lower court found no legal basis for continued deprivation of liberty without due process. The court upheld the lower decision, emphasizing that administrative measures cannot override constitutional guarantees of judicial protection in detention cases.