He also specified that as a result of the procedural measures undertaken by the investigator he could not see his wife and children who lived outside Ukraine and continue his professional life.

, the lack of timely medical assistance, the use of evidence obtained under duress for his conviction, as well as his complaint of hindrance of his contacts with his family and the lack of an effective

    Everyone has the right to respect for his private and family life, his home and his correspondence. 2.

his transfer to the law enforcement authorities of Belarus.

solicitor after his arrest.

truck and his grossly negligent driving.

  However, an expulsion of the applicant would effectively render further contacts between him and his two children impossible.

After his return to Russia he had discontinued his participation in the illegal armed groups and had lived in Grozny with his family.

Further relying on Article 6 § 3 (c), he complained that he had been de facto deprived of his right to legal assistance because the investigator had sent his request to the law firm of his choosing too

his inability to leave the country to visit his family in Germany (see below). 2.

The procrastination in administering appropriate treatment and the failure to examine the applicant properly upon his admission had caused serious deterioration in his condition, including irreversible

He asked the Regional Court to examine his appeal in his presence.

in his hands.

He appointed a firm of chartered surveyors to act on his behalf in negotiations for the sale of his property.

and his complaints that his right to an effective remedy under Article 13 of the Convention and his right to the   peaceful enjoyment of his possessions under Article 1 of Protocol No.

The applicant appealed against his conviction, complaining that the court of first instance had deprived him of the possibility to challenge the witnesses against him and give his testimony.

Even if he had been, that would have been his own fault.

birth date or identity card number, but he knew his address, his phone number and the name of his relatives.

    In his application the applicant alleged that he had been rendered by the CIA to Poland on one of three rendition flights from Kabul, Afghanistan that had landed in Szymany military airfield