asserted that the President of the Local Court had informed them that it was not a large court; usually parties did not lodge applications with the court by fax; if they did, an employee in the mail room

When M. appeared to give evidence, she carried out a “dock identification” of the applicant, namely, she pointed to the applicant in the court room as her assailant.

        (vi) There was room for two different views.

and (2) that he did at the beginning of August 1985, by making a death threat, namely that ‘he would catch his cell-mates outside and kill them’ if they ‘gave him away’, force Egon Werger to remain silent

    On 23 July 2009 the second applicant entered into a swap agreement with N.G. and obtained the first plot of land, transferring her four-room flat of 230 sq. m to N.G. in return.

xa0; The article further asserted that, under the terms of an order signed by Mr V. in 1997, the regional railway company had extinguished its outstanding regional tax liability by purchasing a three-room

Then they blocked the women in one room and forced the Musikhanov men into another. The military ordered the Musikhanov men to remain silent and not to move and checked their identity documents.

    As regards international law, the applicant submitted, in reply to the Government's argument in paragraph 27 above, that Opinion no. 190/2002 was in fact silent on the issue of whether persons

According to a form explaining arrested persons' rights which the applicant had signed, he had been reminded of his right to remain silent and to appoint a lawyer.

A police officer indicated that she was to remain silent by pressing his finger to his lips.

At the end of the questioning, the justices’ clerk followed the magistrates at their request into the Retiring Room.

The applicant refused to testify with reference to his right to remain silent.

He was formally assigned the status of a criminal suspect and was informed of all his rights, including the right to remain silent, the right to a lawyer and the right not to incriminate himself.

Once inside, they took them to different rooms and questioned.

The woman was introduced to him as his lawyer and remained silent during the whole of the proceedings.

The applicant availed himself of his right to remain silent. His wife E. also refused to give a statement.

    The Government also found it of relevance that lawyers I. and P., whom the applicant had unsuccessfully sought to get appointed as his representatives, had been present in the court room

Each of them was hit on the head with an iron rod and told to keep silent.

  Tracey sought to disrupt the interviews by rapping on heating pipes in the interview room, singing, whistling and banging his chair against the walls.   Mr.   Coyle and Mr.

Rogers , Ministry of Defence, Ms J. Murnane , Ministry of Defence, Mr D. Woodhead , Ministry of Defence,   Advisers ; (b) for the Commission Mr N.