(c)     What administrative offence triggered the applicant’s conveying to the police station on 15 February 2005?

Thus, while it was true that the expropriation in the present case had been triggered by a third party’s request, since the land had originally been earmarked as a road it could not be said that the taking

Once the investigative obligation is triggered, compliance with the procedural requirement of Article   2 of the Convention is assessed on the basis of several essential parameters: the adequacy of

It is therefore open to doubt whether the procedural obligation under Article 2 of the Convention has at all been triggered in the circumstances of the present case. 23.

    In the absence of an effective remedy the Court concludes that it was the very act of quashing of the final judgment of 21 September 1999 that triggered the start of the six-month time-limit

    According to the applicants, the opening of the headquarters and the affixing of the sign triggered a wave of violent protests by the town's inhabitants, but the police failed to take the

The organisation of the trial triggered strong protests, from the Paris Bar, inter alia , against “the organisation of a mass trial apparently incompatible with respect for the rights of the defence”.

( Sąd Okręgowy ) dismissed the appeal, finding that the report which had been prepared by J.N. constituted inadmissible evidence because it had been privately obtained by the applicant and had not triggered

    It follows that the applicant was convicted on the basis of the decision of 5 December 2006, which had become final by the time a further prosecution was triggered by the decision of 9 August

Even assuming that the authorities had immediately analysed the biological material found at the abandoned campfire, the Court is not convinced that that would have triggered a positive obligation on the

The first applicant in fact triggered such a procedure, but only six months after the impugned sale and without formally completing it (see paragraph   9 above).

Where the offence which has triggered deportation is included in the list here, the weight which should be given to the risk of further offending or harm to the public is particularly substantial when

It should be stressed that, as noted above, details of the “operational information” that triggered the undertaking of the searches were missing from the case file made available to the domestic courts

In 1972, an aborted Hutu rebellion triggered the flight of hundreds of thousands of Burundians. Civil unrest continued throughout the late 1960s and early 1970s. In 1976, Col.

    Finally, the court found that even if the duty to investigate had been triggered, there had been no failure to investigate.

The Supreme Court also emphasised that in 1999 the applicant had notified the embassy of her harassment, but this had only triggered conflict between the applicant and the embassy.

    The second applicant stated in his interviews that at a certain point in time he had been introduced to Christianity by his mother, that this had triggered his curiosity about that religion

Those claims triggered an obligation on the national authorities to carry out effective and thorough investigations with a view to establishing the origin of the applicants’ alleged and documented injuries

The Court is satisfied with the acceleration of the proceedings triggered by the applicant’s supervisory appeal.

cannot accept the argument that the reorganisation of the judiciary, which had taken effect nearly two years before the summons was served on the applicant (see paragraphs 7 and 24 above), could have triggered