A3. Law 3386/2005, Art. 76 (3) 3. If the alien is considered, on the basis of the general circumstances, suspect for escape or dangerous for the public order or avoids or obstructs the preparation of his departure or the procedure of his expulsion, his temporary detention is ordered, upon decision of the bodies referred to in the previous paragraph, until the issue, within three (3) days, of the decision regarding his deportation. Once the above decision is issued, detention still continues until deportation, but cannot last more than six (6) months in any case. If deportation is delayed because the alien refuses to cooperate or the documents necessary for his deportation are not sent timely from the home country or the country of origin of the alien, his detention may be extended for a limited time which cannot exceed twelve (12) months. The alien should be informed in a language he understands about the reasons for his detention and his communication with his attorney-at law should be facilitated. The alien in detention, along with his rights according to the Code of Administrative Procedure, may also express objections against the decision for his detention before the president or the judge of the first instance court defined by the latter, in the region of his detention. A4. Law 3907/2011 Art. 30 (1) Third- country nationals who are the subject of return procedures, pursuant to article 21, paragraph 1 are kept in detention in order to prepare the return and to carry out the removal process only if, in a specific case, no other sufficient but less coercive measure, such as those stipulated in article 22 paragraph 3, can be applied effectively. The measure of detention is applicable when (a) there is a risk of absconding or b) the third-country national concerned 56