87In order that such a system of protection effectively ensures compliance with the strict conditions which a detention measure covered by Directive 2008/115, Directive 2013/33 or Regulation No 604/2013 is required to satisfy in order to be lawful, the competent judicial authority must be in a position to rule on all matters of fact and of law relevant to the review of that lawfulness. To that end, it must be able to take into account the facts stated and the evidence adduced by the administrative authority which ordered the initial detention. It must also be able to take into account any facts, evidence and observations which may be submitted to it by the person concerned. Furthermore, that authority must be able to consider any other element that is relevant for its decision should it so deem necessary. The powers which it has in the context of an examination can under no circumstances be confined just to the matters adduced by the administrative authority (see, to that effect, judgments of 5 June 2014, Mahdi, C‑146/14 PPU, EU:C:2014:1320, paragraphs 62 and 64, and of 10 March 2022, Landkreis Gifhorn, C‑519/20, EU:C:2022:178, paragraph 65).
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