(1) Where it is impracticable to deliberate on a detainee only with the facts stated in the relevant request for examination or application for temporary release from detention because the detainee in receipt of a request for supplementation in accordance with the main clause of Article 80-5 (1) fails to supplement within the period for supplementation, the Immigration Detention Review Committee may dismiss such request for examination or application by decision.
(2) Upon receipt of a written request for examination or an application under Article 80-5 (1) 1, 3, or 4, the Immigration Detention Review Committee may dismiss the request for examination or application (hereafter referred to as "request for examination, etc." in this paragraph and Article 80-7) by decision if it falls under any of the following:
1. Where the detainee who is a party to any of the following requests for examination, etc. is released from detention, departs from the Republic of Korea, or dies:(a) Request for examination of detention under Article 55 (1) of the Act;(b) Application for approval for extension of detention period under Article 63 (2) of the Act;(c) Application for temporary release from detention under Article 65 (2) of the Act;
2. Where the detainee who is a party to the application for temporary release from detention is temporarily released from detention;
3. Where the person who filed a request for examination, etc. withdraws his or her request for examination, etc. in accordance with Article 80-7;
4. Where a request for examination, etc. is made again with respect to matters on which a decision has been made under Article 70 (1), 78 (4), or 79-2 (3) because a request for examination, etc. has already been made; provided, this shall not apply to cases recognized by the Immigration Detention Review Committee that there is a valid reason, such as when the reason for the decision to dismiss that has already been received is clearly resolved;
5. Where a request for examination, etc. is inappropriate because it fails to meet the requirements.[This Article Added on May 27, 2025]