[The applicant] wears the uniform, the uniform is not damaged. The visible parts of the skin do not have abrasions [or] injuries 4.

He subsequently began to suffer from sphincterial problems, requiring him to wear a urethral catheter, and was subject to various more or less serious dermatological, neurological or respiratory illnesses

He had to wear shackles on his hands and feet when escorted outside the remand centre, including during court hearings.

The applicant states that he has to wear his winter jacket to be able to sleep. The applicant, a non-smoker, complains that he is not separated from inmates who smoke.

He had had to wear a uniform, which had been unsuitable for the Russian winters.

The obligation to wear a uniform was also removed. C.     Military Service Act (2002) 31 .

juin 1964: rejet par la Cour fédérale constitutionnelle du recours constitutionnel comme irrecevable, le requérant n'ayant pas épuisé les voies de recours internes. .. juillet 1964: recours ultérieur (weitere

  <German>   "Kann ... nach dem üblichen Lauf der Dinge nicht ohne weiteres damit gerechnet werden, dass der die Untersuchungshaft anordnende Bezirksanwalt in der Folge auch die Funktion

  The applicant was therefore to name a further lawyer within 8   days, and in default a "further defence lawyer" (weiterer Verteidiger) would be appointed under Article 41 para. 3 of the Code

   Der Beschwerdeführer verzichtet auf die Geltendmachung      allfälliger weiterer Forderungen gegen die Republik Österreich      im Zusammenhang mit

   Der Beschwerdeführer verzichtet auf die Geltendmachung       allfälliger weiterer Forderungen gegen die Republik Österreich       im Zusammenhang

Miss Bayrak, Miss Gamaleddyn and Miss   Aktas subsequently decided to wear hats instead of their headscarves.

deliberated;        Decides as follows:   THE FACTS        The applicant is a British citizen born in 1923 and resident in Gateshead, Tyne and Wear

According to the relevant regulations, the obligation to wear seatbelts applied only to seats equipped with such belts. The applicant had therefore been transported in a correct manner.

Since conviction they serve their sentences in special regime prisons for lifers and they have to wear handcuffs every time they leave their cells allegedly without any legal ground (see Kashavelov v.

    The Government submitted that Article 6 § 1 was not applicable in the present case stating that the compensation awarded to the applicant concerned her uniform which she was obliged to wear

Staff who were in contact with the prisoners were obliged to wear masks and gloves.

To wear this symbol in public amounted to identification with, and the intention to propagate, the ideologies of a totalitarian nature which characterised communist dictatorships. 41.

The prison guards wear bullet ‑ proof jackets. Routine searches of cells are often carried out. 47.

being motivated by the fact that same-sex civil unions had not been legalised in Lithuania and by his beliefs that people of the same sex should not hold hands or kiss in public, that men should not wear