Convicted criminal's human rights appeal
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Deported Ghanaian fraudster can return to the UK after becoming depressed

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Samuel Frimpong was deported from Britain in 2008 after four months in jail.
He was convicted of using a faked document to try to circumvent’ Home Office’s leave to remain rules.
Tribunal ruled deporting him was an unjustifiable interference’ with his rights to a family life.
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