In addition, as the applicant experienced in his case, there was little opportunity for the defence to obtain the appointment of a counter-expert (see paragraphs 11, 14, 16 and 18 above).

to education is fundamental; Considering the importance of education in the development of the individual and the community; Realising in particular that a high proportion of prisoners have had very little

The case-file itself provides little clarification, with reference being made to a delay in the preparation of a prison report (see paragraph   30 above).

On 26 September 2007 the High Court rejected the request for a reconstruction of the alleged hanging incidents on the ground that such a reconstruction was assumed to have little evidentiary significance

A little corner of the tooth had broken off and this the applicant had incidentally mentioned to S.M.L. once he met her in the local grocery. 3.

    The Court further observes that there is little scope under Article   10   § 2 of the Convention for restrictions on political speech or on debate concerning questions of public

In so doing, it may well be that she would have provided valuable corroboration for the other little girl, [ED], and it may be that that would then have provided the jury with testimony that would have

Furthermore, the failure of the authorities, following years of investigation, to produce to the court a case ready for trial reveals little diligence on their part.

The parents had been good at keeping the appointments, and although the father had only little contact with C, the mother was very preoccupied with proving that she could perform the role as a mother.

  The file contains little evidence that the establishment and operation of a cable network lays a disproportionate onus on the broadcaster, or that a link-up with, and subscription to, cable broadcasting

However, Dr P.K. noted that the applicant demonstrated little insight into and acceptation of his mental illness and lacked remorse for the offence he had committed.

Accordingly, "the character of the legislation which governs how the matter is to be determined ... and that of the authority which is invested with jurisdiction in the matter ... are ... of little consequence

    On the same day, a little before midnight, police forces entered the premises of ERT and interrupted the transmission of its programmes.

However, little has been done to investigate this case and measures that have been taken were inadequate and ineffective.

    The applicants further submitted that even if the second applicant had been joined in the possession proceedings, there was very little that they could have done to avoid eviction. 48.

I have little doubt that the case is admissible. Indeed, it meets the admissibility criteria of Article 35 § 1.

above), where the Court found that the noise to which the applicants had been exposed for a number of years had by far overstepped the statutory thresholds and where the competent authorities had taken little

    On 18 December 2011, a little over a year after the final judgment of the Supreme Court of Cassation on the issue of the child’s travel, the first applicant and her partner, who was still

The majority of the Court attach little weight to the letter signed by each member of the jury, or to the judge's redirection of the jury on two occasions or to the fact that the judge had direct contact

Furthermore, regard must be had to the fact that the son lived together with the applicant in Sweden only for a period of little more than a year, until the autumn of 2016.