An expert was asked to determine whether there had been any kind of registration of Victoria in the relevant land register, and, if so, in whose name.

mobile telephones and to wash their laundry, as well as placing sixty shower units and thirty toilets at their disposal.

to any other circumstances affecting the child’s physical and psychological well-being and moral development.

According to an official report, the attack was ethnically motivated, the attacker had a piece of glass in his hand and the consequences could have been more serious had it not been for the intervention

on an electric shock device attached to his right wrist, and started hitting him in the head and body.

largely based on the statements of I.O. and N.B.

After about an hour the applicant and Mrs   Estemirova had returned to the prosecutor’s office. However, they had not been admitted to the premises and had gone from there to the hospital.

No one was granted victim status in relation to any property offence and no additional documents were requested from the residents.

in the forensic evidence – the semen samples taken by swab and from the bed were 37,900 times more likely to be the applicant than an unrelated person and 7,400 times more likely to be him than any cousin

  Article 412B [ Habeas corpus ] “(1)     Any person in custody for an offence for which he is charged or accused before the Court of Magistrates and who, at any stage other than that to

    The first report was written and signed by an investigator, two witnesses and an expert.

others, and participants appearing in an armed manner or with weapons) do not restrict freedom of assembly.

The applicant claimed that the prison regulations prohibited having any medication and that he would have had to rely on the facility’s pharmacy in an emergency.

    On the same day an investigator, K., asked a forensic medical expert to record any injuries on the applicant’s body and to provide an expert opinion as to when and how they had been inflicted

For example, an article of 29 April 2019 took the form of an open letter to the first applicant and was entitled “Letter to a Fascist”.

He was also shown an album containing photographs of certain PKK members from the Security Directorate’s archives, and was asked to identify any members that he knew. 12 .

Cells nos. 122, 124, 129, 130, 132 and 135 did not have any air shafts.

However, his fall had largely been broken and he had landed "gently" on his behind.

In any event, the effectiveness of the investigation was largely undermined by the applicant’s late submission of his complaint – three and a half years after the attack had occurred – by which time the