The police chief also told the participants that they could leave their placards – which were too large – and walk on the pavement; the placards would be returned to them later. 17.

They complain that the Lord Advocate’s decision not to carry out a Fatal Accident Inquiry and to deny them access to all the information obtained in the course of the investigation into their father’s

permits on the ground that there were lasting impediments to the enforcement of their expulsion order.

The parents allege that they were the victims of recurrent persecution in Kazakhstan because of their Russian origin and Orthodox faith.

S.M. then kicked the third applicant in the abdomen and seized him by the throat. The second applicant called the Zagreb Police to tell them about the incident, but there was no reaction. 7.

The applicant’s husband and his brother took the former’s car and, according to the two soldiers who had by then left the VCP to go to the car park, deliberately ignored another express order to stop their

When they did this, the police took them to the cars and threatened to take them back to the interrogation centre if they repeated their claims.

Despite that, they had the opportunity to appeal against the notice of intention to deport them from the United Kingdom.

Leaving their vehicles at the entrance of the village, they arrived on foot. 11.

the single judge of his very full representation and despite having received the judge's opinion, with the refusal of their applications, that there was no substance in them and that the case against

Concerning the maternal grandparents’ request for custody, the District Court stated that there were no strong ties between them and the children.

When their statements to the public prosecutor were read to them, the applicants admitted that they were true. The judge then ordered their detention on remand. B.

They ordered the men, including the 13-year old Suleyman, to lie down in the snow. They then searched the house and the courtyard, having ordered Aba M. to walk in front of them.

I’m telling the police, if they don’t bring [them] to [their] senses, we won’t ask for your help; we’ll smash [them] with batons right during the march.” 10 .

They further maintained that the social services' accusations against them were untrue and that their home had been open.

As requested, they removed their coats and placed them with their bags on a conveyor belt to be x-rayed. They were then frisked and searched by metal detector.

The applicants had left their village, taking their all belongings with them, two months before the burning of their houses.

When his pistol had fallen to the ground, their friend had taken it and shot him in the head. They had then taken B.S. to hospital and had been arrested there by the police. 29.

In the applicants’ cases, this meant that they were required to be provided with reasonable opportunities to undertake courses aimed at helping them to address their offending behaviour and the risks they

The soldiers said that they were doing these things since the villagers helped the terrorists by sheltering them in their homes and giving them food.