The solution adopted by the majority risks to ruin a very important and helpful legal instrument consisting in a tort action against the State in order to compensate losses triggered by the misbehaviour

The analysis of Musayev Ibragim’s personal file demonstrates that the reason which triggered his departure from his home country and his unwillingness to return was not a threat to his life from the MNS

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

The source, nature and reliability of such information, which triggered the arrest and search of the applicant, were never directly examined either as part of the post-search review or in the criminal

Therefore, it cannot reasonably be submitted that the disciplinary procedure, which was triggered by the applicant himself, was not carried out in conformity with the procedural obligation under Article

Russia (nos. 17423/05 and 5 others, § 215, 28   February 2012) where the disaster in question had been triggered by a human-controlled release of water from a reservoir, as well as from that of Öneryıldız

    The Court has previously held that once the obligation to conduct an effective investigation is triggered, compliance with the procedural requirement of Article   2 of the Convention

It objected to the finding that only a significant hindrance in the trade union activity could have triggered criminal prosecution.

According to that law and practice the seriousness of the charges had triggered automatic detention.

Although it is triggered by acts concerning the substantive aspects of Article 2, it can give rise to a finding of a separate and independent “interference”.

Even though the proceedings had been triggered by an anonymous request, he had subsequently acted in those proceedings as an injured party and, more to the point, had submitted appeals against the relevant

However, this information only became available to the authorities after the judgment of 19   September 2012 entered into force and thus triggered a fresh inquiry into the applicant’s situation at

    The Court has previously held that once the investigative obligation is triggered, compliance with the procedural requirement of Articles 2 and 3 of the Convention is assessed based on several

That claim triggered an obligation on the part of the national authorities to carry out an effective and thorough investigation with a view to establishing the origin of the applicant’s alleged injuries

It also concluded that Julia’s death was triggered by the pneumonia; however, according to the report the pneumonia had started more than ten days before Julia’s first hospitalisation.

Consequently, the present case can readily be distinguished from that of Vajnai v Hungary , in which there was no evidence of a real or even remote danger that disorder would be triggered by the public

That date thus triggered the running of the six-month time-limit (see, amongst many other authorities, Otto v. Germany (dec.), no.   21425/06, 10 November 2009). 54.

If she had lost a substantial amount of blood, rendering her anaemic, this could have triggered the cardiac arrest.

  This triggered off new strikes, the legality of which was brought before the Labour Court (Arbejdsretten).

I am satisfied that ... his admissions were made freely, and accept the police evidence that what triggered the making of admissions by this accused was the fact that the police were able to demonstrate