If so, when, and what rights was he informed about?   (ii)     Was he given the possibility of informing his family about his apprehension and, if so, when?

The Government are required to provide a detailed hour-by-hour report on what happened during that period and to account for the time spent by the applicants in the hands of police.

What the court defines as “exceptional” punitive measures were routinely taken to punish and intimidate problematic detainees and to deter other disorderly behaviour (first-instance judgment, p. 66).

    What was the scale of the use of the commercial, which showed the newspaper issue of 12 October 2006 with the applicant’s photograph, during the newspaper advertisement campaign (the campaign

sentence – As to the possibility of obtaining a pardon or release on humanitarian grounds (for reasons such as advanced age or ill-health), the Court had previously held that this type of remedy was not what

It maintained that it had fully complied with its obligations under the sales contract of 23 November 2004 and that it was entitled to get back what it had paid at the public auction after that had been

If so, when, and what rights was he informed about? What was the applicant’s procedural status?

In this connection: i)     On what information did the Beyoğlu prosecutor base his conclusion that the demonstration had been unlawful and that the police officers had been trying to arrest the

proceedings undertaken by the applicant (that is to say the expropriation and compensation proceedings as well as the later proceedings for damages) and the subject matter of the applicant’s complaint, what

They dismissed his claim for damages, noting that only the things said by the applicant to his lawyer were recorded, and not what the lawyer said to his applicant.

If so, when, and what rights was he informed about? What was the applicant’s procedural status?

If yes, what was the size of the walking area in question and how many persons were detained in that area at the same time as the applicant?

Schenk asks Pauty what he has been doing and the following dialogue ensues: RP Well, the jo... PS I was wondering what you were d..., what had become of you.

s experiences were recounted correctly and that her subjective feelings were reasonably grounded on what had occurred.

Then they brought my son ... who said to İ.G., ‘There you are, did you get what you wanted?’

I will tell you what I told him...and he will confirm it. He told me: ‘What will we do, Mike, if it were to [turn out to] be X or Y?’ I told him: ‘I am telling you as of now, Mr R.

        'If there is any truth in it, we will do what we can to       remedy the situation.

    Answer to question no. 1: ‘What are the injuries to the presented corpse, what is their location, what was the method used and from what distance were they inflicted?’

; provisionally what they are so that I can deal with them.

What was the size of the exercise yard and did it have a roof? b)     What was the size of the “conversation places” ( sohbet odası )?