Vran, State Attorney. 3.

It further concerns the use of the statements obtained from the co ‑ defendants in the absence of a lawyer and under alleged duress during the preliminary investigation stage (see Erkapic v.

Surgery was viewed as the first stage of his multi-stage treatment. On 30 March 2005 D. underwent surgery on his knee, groin and other muscles and tendons at Degi State Hospital in Poznań.

As to the subsequent stages of the procedure, the Court finds particularly important the Oryahovo District Court’s findings in its decision of 4   March 2006, based in part on an admission in that

The institution’s management also indicated that during the applicant’s stay at the KPRI his state of health had not improved.

It was noted that the applicant’s state of health was of “medium seriousness”.

S.A.”, which from 1985 was unable to pay its staff their wages. In October 1986 the company applied to the courts to be placed in judicial administration.

The application further pertains to the use of the statements obtained from F.G. a certain co-defendant in the absence of a lawyer and allegedly under duress during the preliminary investigation stage

The disease cannot be considered at present to be in the terminal stages. ... The patient is close to Binet stage A at present.

    Applicant’s state of health 1.     Applicant’s account 14.     In January 2004 the applicant was diagnosed with stage 4A HIV.

#Action for annulment – Civil service – EIB staff – Period within which proceedings must be commenced – Article 41a of the Staff Regulations of the EIB – Calculation of time limits – Not admissible.

    The court’s attempts to question O. and P. and the admission of O.’s and P.’s pre-trial statements 23.

At the same time, R.K.’s statement made at the pre-trial stage had carried at least significant weight for the applicant’s conviction and its admission might have handicapped the defence.

Information on convicts are gathered during their initial stay in the Reception unit and on basis of data obtained from the institution services and statements of the convicts.

The applicant’s condition on his admission to the hospital was considered “sufficiently satisfactory”.

State. 5.23 A Contracting State shall give special consideration to the admission of a person, deported from another State, who holds evidence of valid and authorized residence within its territory. 5.24

They further argued that their conviction had been based solely on S.K.’s statement, stressing that the statement had not been given before the court and that it had been revoked in the later stages of

    Declares, unanimously, the application admissible;   2.

Article 62 provides that the conditions under which “appeals” may be made by staff members, former staff members or their legal successors are laid down in Article 4 of Annex IX. 21.

    The Government disputed the claim that Article 5 § 1 applied to the applicant’s complaint, arguing that her admission to and stay in the psychiatric hospital had been voluntary. 23.