The applicant was a principal witness for the Crown in the prosecution of Thomas Lafferty and six others before the High Court of Justiciary at Glasgow in September 1984.

Normally the number of inmates was 14. The beds were used in turn by several prisoners on the basis of eight hour shifts of sleep per prisoner.

Normally the number of inmates was 14. The beds were used in turn by several prisoners on the basis of eight hour shifts of sleep per prisoner.

In this regard she pointed out that she herself should have been included in the intervention, as she had been the only person capable of having a normal conversation with her son.

In the head area, the lower jaw had been entirely destroyed and the anterior part of the thorax and the organs of that area of the body had been completely destroyed.

The examination conducted on 4   June 2004 revealed numerous bruises and abrasions of the thorax and lower extremities caused by hard blunt objects.

Chest pain prevented him from breathing normally.

Injuries to the lungs and internal organs; major bruising of the thorax, the front abdominal wall and the upper limbs. First-degree burns of the nipples. Contusion of the internal organs?

The applicant inflicted several stab wounds on C.G., who died from a massive haemorrhage, having been wounded in the throat and thorax, and on two other individuals.

Medical examinations and consultations were carried out by competent doctors who performed x-rays of the applicant's thorax, stomach and knee joint and an electrocardiogram.

fragmentary fracture of the left foot without displacement; it could have been caused on 26/05/2015; impact from a single blow would have been sufficient to cause said injury; this type of fracture does not normally

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