It included the following extracts: “The son in law probably gave a hand to his father-in-law [the parliamentarian], otherwise the latter could hardly have finished ... the construction of the summer house

, the complaint according to which the circumstances surrounding the death of the applicant's son constituted a breach of the right to life and, on the other hand, the complaint according to which the

He had hand and leg paresis and eyesight and speech problems. He left the hospital in a wheelchair.

In sum, the domestic courts had not taken sufficient account of the context in which the applicant had published the cartoons on his blog.

in their case, on the one hand, and that the compensation paid to the applicants had been insufficient to offset the burden borne by them, on the other hand.

While driving, they passed a military vehicle which had had an accident.

175, paragraph 1, sub-paragraph 4), because the Applicant had, by his unauthorised journey to Greece, broken the solemn undertaking given on his release (see paragraph 5 above) and had committed other

Then K. had left the building and had seen the reinforcing officers arriving. Sh. and M. had gone upstairs and had soon come back, leading the applicant by the hands to the car. 28.

the police operation had been carried out.

This allegedly false accusation had been made by his political opponents. In May 1992 he had escaped to India, where a smuggler had provided him with a false passport.

The applicant had fallen and one of the police officers had pressed his knee on the applicant’s chest. The officers had twisted the applicant’s hands behind his back and handcuffed him. 7 .

However, when she had intervened the applicant had walked up to her and M.D. with a tool in his hand, following which two other neighbours, R.G. and N.G., had come and drawn the applicant away.

Hans, contre l'arrêt de la cour d'appel de COLMAR, chambre correctionnelle, en date du 9 octobre 2002, qui, dans la procédure suivie contre lui pour homicide involontaire, contravention de blessures

Firstly, the confession statement contains the applicant's hand-written note that he had given the confession without any pressure on the part of the police.

When the situation threatened to get out of hand – he mentioned a professional criminal who had telephoned his henchmen – he had summoned up reinforcements. iv.     Officer Ha. 63.

The witness had remained in the room until about 2 a.m. when his colleagues Mr   I.G. and Mr K.Kh. had untied his hands.

The judge rejected the applicant’s argument that the new provision could not be applied in the case at hand.

Plain-clothes police officers who had raided her house on the evening of 29 November 1994 had told her that her son was in their hands. She had not heard from her son since that date.

They had had to be handcuffed to prevent such actions. 16.

They submitted that the reason no investigation had been carried out was that there were no custody records to prove that the applicant’s son had been detained or evidence to indicate that he had been