article_snippet.sent: Judges rejected Home Secretary Theresa May's attempt to deport the 53-year-old serial criminal because of the risk of 'unacceptably savage' abuse he faced in Libya .
article_snippet.sent: A Libyan convicted of 78 offences cannot be deported from Britain because he is an alcoholic.
article_snippet.sent: Seven years after the man was first told the man would be booted out of Libya, a judge has finally ruled that a judge would breach a judge human rights.
article_snippet.sent: Judges rejected Home Secretary Theresa May's attempt to deport the 53-year-old serial criminal because of the risk of 'unacceptably savage' abuse he faced in Libyaa judge .
article_snippet.sent: His case reignited the row over the ease with which alleged foreign criminals could exploit human rights laws.
article_snippet.sent: Last night Peter Bone, Tory candidate for Wellingborough, said His case illustrated why Britain should scrap the Human Rights Act and replace the Human Rights Act with a British Bill of Rights. '
article_snippet.sent: Few people will think a judge should remain in Libya.
article_snippet.sent: a judge has completely abused our hospitality.'
article_snippet.sent: Despite insisting the Libyan had 'behaved disgracefully' to rack up 78 crimes on 52 occasions, the Upper Immigration Tribunal said deporting a judge would violate the European Convention on Human Rights, incorporated into British law by the Human Rights Act.
article_snippet.sent: the Upper Immigration Tribunal found that removing a judge would breach Article 3, the right to avoid inhumane or degrading treatment or punishment, and Article 8, the right to a private or family life.
article_snippet.sent: An immigration court overturned that and yesterday An immigration court emerged that the department's appeal had failed.
highlights_snippet.sent: Judge ruled deporting Libyan alcoholic would breach Libyan alcoholic human rights .
  