application concerns the lack of effective criminal proceedings into allegations of sexual abuse of the first applicant when she was thirteen years old and while placed by the child protection services in a privately

    On 20 September 1995 the applicant, privately represented, submitted perfected grounds of appeal and his response to the reference.

  In 1992 and 1993 the applicant deposited a significant amount of foreign currency for a fixed period of time with the Dafiment Bank, one of a number of privately-owned “pyramid scheme” banks which

COMPLAINTS The applicant complains under Article 2 of the Convention that the State failed in its obligation to protect his son’s life by failing to supervise the provision of medical services by a privately

According to the materials in the case file, T.A., the applicant’s privately-hired defence counsel, was absent from the confrontation for a certain period of time.

Or, après avoir été représentée par Me Anne Barlatier Privitello en première instance, puis par Me Thomas Martinez par décision du bureau d'aide juridictionnelle du 5 septembre 2024, puis par Me Lilian

A panel of ophthalmologists ( konzilijum oftalmologa ) recommended eye surgery in a privately-run clinic, which would include a cataract operation. 61.

Under section 7(3) of the Criminal Law, infliction of minor injuries is one of the crimes that are prosecuted privately by the victim. 18.

the hair found in Mustafa Döleksoy’s hand to be potentially relevant in order to clarify the circumstances concerning the death of Mustafa Döleksoy and finds that the applicants’ attempts to have it privately

If within twenty-four hours of arrest or detention privately retained counsel does not appear, the investigator or court will appoint new counsel.

    On 13 November 2001 the applicant submitted a privately commissioned medical report by D.M., a medical specialist in urology and surgery from Wiesbaden, Germany.

legal profession from the State, the conduct of the case is essentially a matter between the defendant and his or her counsel, whether counsel be appointed under a legal ‑ aid scheme or be privately

In the applicants' view it is insufficient if the second applicant can privately - for instance on his letter box - use the name he wishes, since in the professional and public sphere the legal name must

    Under Article 57 of the Body of Ethical Rules adopted by the National Bar Council on 10 October 1998, when an advocate, either privately hired by the client or appointed under legal aid scheme

    On 3 May 1979, by decision no. 17.918, the Council of Ministers decided that families who had lost privately-owned residences in the occupied areas and did not own any other property in the

It abolished specially protected tenancies and provided that the holders of such tenancies in respect of privately owned flats were to become protected lessees (see paragraph 25 below). 7.

          Section 58 of PACE confers a right on a person who has been arrested and is held in custody in a police station to consult a solicitor privately at any

According to a privately commissioned expert report drawn up on 15   January 2007, the average number of cars passing through Stryków via the N14 road was 15,381 during the day and 2,818 at night,

It requested the prosecutor to declare whether he intended to pursue the prosecution of the offence of defamation which was, as a rule, privately-prosecutable.