that we are speaking here of a small town where everybody knows each other, where everybody runs into each other, where everybody attends the same places, where everyday life is routine and there is little

    Alternatively, if the applicant had such little confidence in authorities’ ability to conduct a meaningful criminal investigation in the aftermath of the events of 1 May 2002 and 15 April

The applicant was fully able to take part in this procedure and, bearing in mind that the applicant was imprisoned for a little more than a year, the amount of the award does not appear disproportionate

    The Court notes that the parties provided little information and few documents regarding the applicant’s state of health at the time of his placement in detention or the treatment that was

    Moreover, the Court observes that the legislation, promulgated on 12   December 2013, set the date of the ex lege termination for 1 May 2014, little more than four months later (see

It cannot therefore be said that the applicant was left with so little time to have an appeal prepared in his case as to be deprived of a realistic opportunity to have his case brought to, and argued before

determined (civil, commercial, administrative law, and so on) and that of the authority which is invested with jurisdiction in the matter (ordinary court, administrative body, and so forth) are therefore of little

The court considers that the investigator’s request should be dismissed, because [the applicant] is charged with a crime ... of little gravity.

    There can be little doubt that the disputed article and accompanying photographs seriously prejudiced the applicant’s honour and reputation and was harmful to his psychological integrity

  Otherwise an individual would have little chance of challenging, at the earliest stage, and by way of habeas corpus proceedings or otherwise, issues such as whether the requested country had agreed

Little weight is afforded to other types of evidence.

  Each case was to be judged on its own facts, but it was possible now to provide a little more detail at least about those who fell within the ‘political profile’ sub-category.

The Government, that is      to say, political power, carries very little weight against the      power of the State.

  The woman suspected of finding the enemy pleasant, the little child considered to have aided the terrorist, the grandfather thought to have his grandson in the mountains, the villagers accused of

She declared that she could speak a little Somali, namely Kimaymay, the Watuni clan language. She had married on 8 August 1997. Her husband had left for an unknown destination in April 2004.

However, at this stage there is little material available to show how these remedies work in practice and in the circumstances to which the applicants refer.

failed to give an account of his movements when requested to do so under Section 52 and, once the preliminary claim made as to the overlapping times had been rejected by the Circuit Court, there was little

be determined (civil, commercial, administrative law, etc.) and that of the authority which is invested with jurisdiction in the matter (ordinary court, administrative body, etc.) are therefore of little

On 5 October 2006 he was placed in a cell measuring 60 sq. m with twenty-six other people, which left very little space for each detainee.

Secondly, in the Court’s view, this argument is of little relevance as regards the lawfulness of the applicant’s penalty, within the meaning of Article 7 of the Convention. 57.