The test for recommending the deportation of an offender, which was whether his continued presence was to the detriment of the country or community, was met in the case of a brothel keeper whose commercial enterprise encouraged the influx of illegal immigrants and thrived on the use of them, extracting substantial profit for those who carried out the services.
COERCION ENCOURAGEMENT OF INFLUX OF ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS KEEPING BROTHELS RECOMMENDATIONS FOR DEPORTATION SENTENCING SEXUAL OFFENCES ACT 2003 SUBSTANTIAL PROFIT DERIVED FROM SERIOUS OFFENCES
A judge had been entitled to recommend the deportation of an offender despite a failure to provide notice as required by the Immigration Act 1971 s.6(2), since the offender and his counsel had been aware of the issue and had made submissions at the relevant time.
ASSAULT BY PENETRATION CHILD SEX OFFENCES CRIMINAL JUSTICE ACT 2003 s.229 CRIMINAL LAW DANGEROUSNESS FAILURE TO GIVE NOTICE IMMIGRATION ACT 1971 s.6(2) NOTICE RECOMMENDATIONS FOR DEPORTATION s.2(5) s.3(5) s.3(6) s.6 SENTENCING VALIDITY OF RECOMMENDATION
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