On 24 November 1994, the partially undressed body of the nine-year-old girl F. was found on a path along a railway near allotments in The Hague.

Messrs Whitfield, Pewter and Gaskin challenged, under Article 6 § 1, the independence and impartiality of the adjudicating body.

    On 1 December 2005 the second-instance body rejected the first applicant’s appeal on the grounds that this was not a matter for administrative proceedings.

Their main competitors at the auction, Mr Bertil Bjarnhagen and Mr Michael Borg, bid 235,000 and 220,000 SEK, respectively.

Applicability of Article 6 a) On the existence of “any criminal charge” The Court notes that the applicant was discharged from the army for insubordination and immoral conduct by a decision of a military body

Applicability of Article 6 a) On the existence of “any criminal charge” The Court notes that the applicant was discharged from the army for insubordination and immoral conduct by a decision of a military body

Article 35 § 1 also requires that the complaints intended to be brought subsequently before the Court should have been made to the appropriate domestic body, at least in substance and in compliance with

On 14 January 1999 the trial judge ruled against the defendants, observing as follows: “I respectfully note the conclusion of the European Commission of Human rights in the case of Michael Govell v. the

    Article 243 of the Criminal Code ( Türk Ceza Kanunu ) provides:   “A President or member of a court or official body or any other public official who, in order to extract a confession

Later, that evening, around 20.00 hours, Jason’s body was found underneath the flat where he lived. He had suffered extensive injuries and later died in hospital.

Applicability of Article 6 a) On the existence of “any criminal charge” The Court notes that the applicant was discharged from the army for insubordination and immoral conduct by a decision of a military body

Applicability of Article 6 a) On the existence of “any criminal charge” The Court notes that the applicant was discharged from the army for insubordination and immoral conduct by a decision of a military body

Applicability of Article 6 a) On the existence of “any criminal charge” The Court notes that the applicant was discharged from the army for insubordination and immoral conduct by a decision of a military body

It further finds that those provisions and the measures taken in the present case served the legitimate aim of ensuring that the deciding body had efficient means to make correct assessments.

Lay judge T., in his capacity as a temporary special teacher, was not part of the city's governing body nor had he any commission of trust.

    However, the Court reiterates that the absence of a public hearing before an administrative body will be remedied from the standpoint of Article 6 if the case is dealt with on appeal by a

Applicability of Article 6 a) On the existence of “any criminal charge” The Court notes that the applicant was discharged from the army for insubordination and immoral conduct by a decision of a military body

Michael and his two children, aged 11 and 13. The applicant had been promised the sum of 10,000 Cypriot pounds by someone who he has not identified for the murder of Mr P. Michael. 13.

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