Key legal question
Whether the ten-year expulsion ordered against the appellant was lawful and proportionate under the applicable foreign nationals law.
Extracted holding
The expulsion remained lawful because the public interest in removal outweighed the appellant's private and family interests, given his repeated offending and concrete risk of reoffending.
Extracted reasoning
The court accepted the lower court's balancing exercise under Arts. 10 and 11 ANAG. The appellant had a long criminal history, recent drug-related and traffic offences, and had not been deterred by prior sentences, detention, or warning. His claimed rehabilitation and family situation did not outweigh the serious public interest in expulsion.