They do not reflect the situation on the ground, but they are often sufficient to determine that the internee is being detained without a legal basis, either because he has served his socio-educative measure, as juvenile sentences are called, or because the preventive internment order has not been renewed, or because detention has been extended beyond the limits provided for in the law.
They do not reflect the situation on the ground, but they are often sufficient to determine that the internee is being detained without a legal basis, either because he has served his socio-educative measure, as juvenile sentences are called, or because the preventive internment order has not been renewed, or because detention has been extended beyond the limits provided for in the law.