Why wasn't immediate deportation pursued after being pardoned?

Dear Questioner,

We are pleased to respond to your consultation.

I understand your concern about your brother not being deported after being pardoned. I'll try to help you understand the terms of the pardon and the possible reason for moving him back to the center.

- Amnesty Conditions:

Amnesty conditions vary from state to state, and in the case of the United Arab Emirates, depend on the type of offense committed by your brother, the length of his sentence, and his behavior in prison. In general, amnesty conditions include:

• Completion of sentence: A person must serve the full sentence before being exempted.
• Good behavior: A person's behavior in prison must be good, without any irregularities or problems.

- Fines:

A person may be required to pay any fines or fees arising from his or her crime.

- Non-commission of other offenses:

A person must not commit any other offenses during the period of pardon.

- Possible reasons for moving your brother:

There can be some court-clearance cases that prevent your brother's immediate deportation. These issues may include:

• Make sure there are no other cases against him: The court may need to make sure that there are no other cases against your brother before you allow his deportation.
• Administrative procedures: There may be some administrative procedures that must be completed before your brother is deported, such as issuing a new passport or visa.
• Pay fines: There may be some fines or fees to pay before deporting your brother.

- Tips:

• Communicate with the court: You can contact the court that issued the pardon to find out the exact reason for your brother's transfer.
• Communicate with the prison: You can also communicate with the prison where your brother is to learn more about his situation.

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