MIGRATION - application for judicial review of Minister's decision to cancel a visa on character grounds under s 501(2) of the Migration Act 1958 (Cth) - discretionary power of Minister to cancel visa - substantial criminal record - relevant considerations - whether the Minister failed to apply the correct tests in considering the risk of harm, rehabilitation and expectations of the Australian community - whether the Minster failed to give due consideration and appropriate weight to evidence in the applicant's favour - whether Minister required to evaluate likelihood of future harm - whether the Minister erred by failing to have regard to findings made by the sentencing judge - whether the Minister made a finding that was unsupported by evidence - whether the Minister's decision was irrational or illogical - decision is not legally unreasonable - Migration Act 1958 (Cth), s 501(2) - application dismissed.
ADMINISTRATIVE LAW - judicial review - jurisdictional error - unreasonableness - whether arbitrary reasoning of decision-maker - application dismissed
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