independence of the legal profession from the State that the conduct of the defence is essentially a matter between the defendant and his counsel, whether counsel be appointed under a legal aid scheme or be privately

The medication the applicant needed could be obtained privately if necessary, within about one week.

and practice The relevant part of Article   46 of the Constitution reads as follows: “The State and public corporations shall be entitled, where the public interest so requires, to expropriate privately

Ukraine (no. 773/03) The applicant is a privately owned commercial company, Regent Engineering International Limited, with its head office in Victoria (the Seychelles) and an office in London.

          Section 58 of the Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984 entitles the accused to consult a solicitor privately at any time.

Switzerland (dec.), the present case did not concern merely one of several similar, privately run cultural venues.

Section   4 provided that the coastal zone was the property of the State, but that exceptionally, the land beyond the 6 metre line that was declared coastal zone by the Parliament could be privately

In particular, the defendant was not liable for the enactment of the post-war legislation which had introduced restrictive rules concerning the lease of dwellings in privately-owned houses and the state

In his presence, the applicant terminated the appointment and stated that he agreed to be questioned without a lawyer, until his wife hired one privately. 10.

After an amendment to the Code of March 2000 insult became privately prosecutable in all cases and was no longer punishable with a term of imprisonment.

In particular, the defendant was not liable for the enactment of the post-war legislation which had introduced restrictive rules concerning the lease of dwellings in privately-owned houses and the state

    By a judgment of 29   June   1972, considering that the land at issue was part of the public forest estate, the court decided that it could not be privately owned and declared the

declared the applicant’s criminal complaint of 12 June 2000 inadmissible in respect of F.P., Z.T., S.C. and D.E. as, under the relevant domestic law, a prosecution for bodily harm had to be brought privately

The Divisional Court held that the fundamental right of a detained person to consult a legal adviser privately necessitated an enhanced authorisation scheme and that protections afforded by the directed

COMPLAINTS The applicant complains that he was denied his right to consult a solicitor privately for the first 24 hours of custody during which he was questioned for 7 hours; that following this denial

La Cour n’accepte pas l’argument des requérants selon lequel ce nouveau recours serait purement théorique » (décision Société Provitel St ‑ Georges et J.

compatible with effective access to the highest administrative court and which ensured equal treatment for   parties represented by lawyers appointed under the legal ‑ aid scheme   and by privately

In particular, as allegedly confirmed by an audio recording, a district prosecutor and investigator N. compelled the applicant to decline the services of his privately-retained counsel.

    Nevertheless, the Court observes that the applicant relied upon the results of DNA testing carried out privately to which the child and his mother had not consented (see paragraphs 14 and