the adversarial procedure at a later stage.

in [his] state of health”. 35 .

    On 29 June 1999 the Court declared the application admissible.

The applicant submitted that the transcript was inadmissible under section 31 of the Theft Act 1968 which provides that a statement or admission made by a person answering questions in proceedings for

Even where such a statement is the only or the decisive evidence against a defendant, its admission in evidence will not automatically result in a breach of Article 6 § 1.

l'attestation d'études spéciales, et le 30 septembre 1982 son admission au certificat d'études spéciales ; qu'ainsi M.

Secondly, under section 45 of the Law on civil servants ( Beamten - Dienstrechtsgesetz 1979), every direct superior has to supervise staff to promote efficiency in line with current laws.

third-country nationals seeking admission for stays not exceeding ninety days, in accordance with the provisions of the Schengen Borders Code, and shall return such persons, in due observation of its

Special attention was paid to training and expanding prison staff and police personnel.

Such a state of affairs is totally unacceptable. 24.

    A written statement concerning the applicant’s stay in the Massa reception centre, drawn up on 22 April 2012 by the Massa Carrara Local Committee of the Italian Red Cross formed part of the

in the loss of the State property.

    The applicant’s state of health before imprisonment 4.

He was being fed by nursing staff.

of a lawyer in the initial stages of the criminal proceedings.

During the trial the court had examined the applicant’s confession of 14 March 2006 and his witness statements of 23 March 2006.

detained, had refused to give the delegation access to the applicants at this stage in the domestic proceedings.

    Her mother later learned from the nursing staff that on admission Judith McGlinchey’s hair was matted with vomit. 25.

Verbally abusive to staff. Some bruises from hitting door. This man is a considerable hazard to staff and has become obnoxious to other hospital inmates due to his behaviour.

made by a certain M.G. at the investigation stage, rather than on his subsequent statements as a witness during the applicant’s trial. 2 .