La Cour note qu'en l'occurrence la crainte d'un manque d'impartialité tient principalement au fait que deux des trois membres, dont le président, de la formation de jugement de l' Audiencia

le jugement entrepris, qui a rejeté l'exception de nullité de la citation ; "aux motifs, adoptés des premiers juges, que l'article 551 du Code de procédure pénale exige que la citation énonce le fait

In these circumstances and having regard to the principles concerning the waiver of the guarantees of a fair trial (see Hermi v.

This was in principle possible through applications for building permits and planning approval.

The expert concluded that K. had switched on the extruder in order to be able clean it faster and was fatally injured as a result.

(b)     Application of those principles to the present case 49.

The mere fact that charges had been brought against him made those charges potentially well-founded, and that possibility would not vanish unless there was a final acquittal.

THE FACTS I.     THE CIRCUMSTANCES OF THE CASE 4.     The applicant was born in 1956 and lives in Jrvezh. 5.

    One basic principle in the legislation on freedom of expression in the media is the principle of exclusivity, which guarantees the standing of the Freedom of the Press Act and the Constitutional

En principe, YG devait recevoir 4 à 6 cures. 8.

However, the very fact that [the applicants] have taken possession of the money transport vehicle with its money contents means that the robbery offence is completed, notwithstanding the fact that they

    The Court’s assessment (a)     General principles 31.

    The applicant complained, under Article 6 §§ 1 and 3 (d) of the Convention, of a breach of the principle of equality of arms and of the fact that he had been unable to question any of the

THE FACTS 7.     The applicant was born in 1927 and lives in Nicosia. I.     THE APPLICANT'S HOUSE AND PROPERTIES 8.

These facts disclose that the applicant is obstructing the proceedings, which justifies her placement in custody.

The Court’s assessment (a)    General principles 37.

That being the case, even the fact that he risked persecution in the event of his return to Somalia could not make his deportation to that country unlawful. 22.

In view of this lack of a legal definition it is necessary to return to the known scientific facts.

The Court’s assessment (a)    General principles 52.

(i)   General principles 36.