Key legal question
Whether the refusal of prison leave and outside work was unconstitutional because the authorities relied on unrecorded migration-office information and wrongly assumed flight risk.
Extracted holding
The complaint failed: the authorities could assess the risk of expulsion themselves, and given the severe drug offenses, long remaining sentence, and likely foreigner-law measures, the finding of flight risk was not arbitrary.
Extracted reasoning
The lack of a written note of the phone call was problematic for hearing/fair-trial purposes, but the decisive question was a legal one. Under the applicable rules and case law, serious criminality could justify expecting expulsion, and that expectation made leave and outside work premature.