the independence of the legal profession that the conduct of the defence was essentially a matter between the defendant and his counsel, whether counsel be appointed under a legal-aid scheme or be privately

  Relying on Article 6 of the Convention, the applicant complained that the criminal proceedings against her had been unfair on account of the fact that she had not had the assistance of her privately

The relevant part of the judgment reads as follows: “From the defendants’ letter, it is clear that it was privately sent to the Governor, to the President of the Assembly and to the Supervisor for Brčko

It appears that the applicant was present at them and was assisted by privately-retained lawyer D.

By 2014, the authorities had secured only two of the six pieces, the remainder not being available either at publicly or privately ‑ run hospitals or from pharmaceutical distributors in the country

The court established that on 3 December 1990 the Employees’ Meeting of the then Yugoslav Copyright Agency –Copyright Agency of Macedonia had decided to re-organise itself into a privately-owned company

    The applicant complained under Article 2 of Protocol No. 4 to the Convention, that making military registration an obligatory prerequisite for registering his residence at his privately-owned

The Court finds that in this particular case the judgment against the DFK company (a privately owned business) was not executed due to the company’s lack of funds.

independence of the legal profession from the State that the conduct of the defence is essentially a matter between the defendant and his counsel, whether counsel be appointed under a legal-aid scheme or be privately

    In June 2018 a privately commissioned expert psychological opinion found that the first applicant was suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder, depression, insomnia and an eating disorder

It appears that the applicant subsequently declined that lawyer’s services and chose to be represented by a privately retained lawyer. 14 .

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the other acts and decisions of that authority in the present cases, and did the Baku City Executive Authority have competence under the domestic law to take decisions resulting in expropriation of privately-owned

    According to the applicant's representative before the Court, the applicant had been refused permission to be represented by his privately retained counsel but legal-aid counsel had been

circumstances, the Court thus finds that the applicant has failed to explain what, if any, prejudice to the overall fairness of his trial has been caused by the alleged failure to allow him to meet privately

However, the GCEA itself, as a local executive authority, had no power under domestic law to make decisions expropriating privately owned property (see Akhverdiyev , cited above, § 92, and Khalikova v.

    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 the legal &

Chapter 10 (entitled “Punishment for Offences Against the Good Order of Court Proceedings ...”) of the Administration of Courts Act read: “A public officer, legal representative, court assistant or privately

that the applicant   had not been left without adequate legal representation given that there had been sufficient time during which he could have filed his cassation appeal with the help of a privately