The criminal proceedings against the applicant On 19 November 2002, after having availed himself of his right to remain silent since his arrest on 6 May 2002, the applicant gave a first statement to the

They forced the pilot to change destination and the plane subsequently landed in Rome, Cyprus, Bahrain, Dubai and Aden, where the leader of the hijackers shot the captain of the aircraft for alleged disobedience

She was regularly locked up in a utility room near the hall to wait for her foster father to come home and hit her.

The applicant was immediately separated from her father and taken to an interview room.

At all times the shower rooms were overcrowded and the water was either too cold or too hot to allow adequate washing. 14.

For example, the record of the interview reads that his superior was present, which is untrue because his superior entered [the interview room] for a few minutes only and then immediately left and he did

Any such decision must be given in the deliberation room and signed by all the judges on the bench (Article 256). 44.     An appeal against such a decision lies to a higher court.

Any such decision must be given in the deliberation room and signed by all the judges on the bench (Article 256). 78.     An appeal against such a decision lies to a higher court.

During his questioning in the presence of that lawyer on 12   October 1999 he remained silent and stated that he would give evidence at a later date. 24.

He specified that at around 10 a.m. he had been taken to police headquarters in Tbilisi and placed in a room on the twelfth floor. He had been given electric shocks and beaten.

suspect that a prisoner is concealing inside the body unlawful substances or items meant in Chapter 9, section 1, subsections 1 or 2 while in prison or when entering a prison, he or she can be placed in a room

Several robbers wearing masks and gloves attacked and immobilised two security guards and took a large number of household appliances.

relevant police force had arrived on Freedom Square at around 7 a.m. to verify that information, but met with resistance from the demonstrators who had attacked the police officers with wooden bats, metal rods

The applicant decided to remain silent and refused to give any evidence. 10.

stepped with a boot on their heads, applied electroshock discharges on them which had caused them very strong pain and a feeling of paralysis, insulted them and continuously shouted at them to keep silent

rationed; cold water only ran for two hours a day, warm water was long gone[;] we shivered with cold indoors[;] we waited at bus stops until we were freezing [and] afterwards we were lucky if we found room

While it was going on, he had been lying on the floor, handcuffed, in one of the rooms. From time to time, a number of officers had approached him, sworn at him and beaten him. 14.

    According to the applicant, he was not informed of his procedural rights, including the right to remain silent, when he was pulled up by the police, or at the police station. 51.

They pointed out that in the event of an application for reopening of proceedings the law was silent on the issue of the execution of the initial sentence and on the conduct of the future proceedings.

As to the questioning scheduled for that day, counsel stated that the first and second applicants had availed themselves of their right to remain silent but that they were willing to be questioned once