Judges collectively discovered the man, alluded to just as WZARH, who landed at Christmas Island in 2010, displayed his case for evacuee security to a free commentator.
In any case, his case was assumed control by a second analyst who dismisses the case subsequent to
considering the transcript and sound recording of the first meeting and without leading a second meeting.
The judges decided that procedural decency required that the man be educated the survey procedure had changed, permitting him to be heard on how it ought to continue.
They said a second meeting may have had any kind of effect.
His case will now be rethought.
