The group had stopped near the police station, where the man had grabbed L.’s shoulder strap with one hand and the door grille with the other hand, and had started shouting that he had been beaten.

The witnesses submitted that at the material time they had not seen any injuries on the applicant’s body and that he had willingly taken the initiative and demonstrated first-hand knowledge of various

When asked at the security check whether he had any cash, he had replied in the affirmative.

Both are of old age and suffer from serious illnesses. 1.

him had been referred to the court competent to try the case.

question whether the applicant had had an effective remedy in that respect. 23 .

Mr Köck had advocated cutbacks and had also recently founded a hospital investment company.

It therefore remained to be determined whether the exclusion order against the applicant had struck a fair balance between his right to respect for his family life on the one hand and the prevention of

On the other hand, the Government submitted that the prison's governor had made a decision to reduce the available cell space below the minimum statutory limit and that between May   2006 and October

Pârvu, D.G. had managed to open the rear left-hand side door of the Fort Mondeo and, while holding his gun, he was slightly hit in the elbow and had lost his balance, with the consequence that he had shot

Sutter, a lawyer practising at Wil.

and religion, and that this interference had not been prescribed by law and had not pursued a legitimate aim, and that it had been discretionary and arbitrary.

Her mouth was covered with adhesive tape and her hands were bound together with the same tape. She had been shot in the face and in the hands.

From the outset of the trial, rather, it had been demonstrated that public consultation had taken place. 18.

The political apparatus which seeks to establish ‘ hak nizami ’ in Turkey is the Welfare Party.” -     On 10 November 1996 the governor of Kayseri province, Şükrü Karatepe, had urged the population

A.S. were suspected of corruption committed in summer 1992 in that they had granted advantages to Mr. B., who was prosecuted in separate proceedings.

Based on the above, the applicant’s characterisations of B.M. had constituted value judgments with a factual basis and had been based on a legitimate interest – on the one hand, the need to inform the

They noted, in particular, that they had found rubber gloves and a hammer of an unknown origin on the table in his room, which could have been used to murder Mr   A.Kh.

14 October 1996 the Commission transmitted the said report to the Committee of Ministers and whereas the period of three months provided for in Article   32, paragraph   1, of the Convention has

According to the bailiff, the applicant had been ordered to pay the fine by 28 February 2006; however, he had failed to do so and had thus acted in bad faith. 9.