As regards the principle of equality of arms, the Court further notes that the Prosecutor General’s extraordinary appeal on points of law was triggered by an application by one of the loosing

Under it, the imposition of preventive measures (such as detention, house arrest or bail) on individuals accused of an offence punishable by more than three years’ imprisonment automatically triggered

On the one hand, the applicant claimed that he had been hit by the police unnecessarily, which triggered his response.

These mental illnesses had triggered his crime. Since the age of fifteen, the applicant had suffered from violent sexual phantasies of strangulating women and had ultimately realised them.

       This exchange triggered a parliamentary question to the Home Secretary concerning prison policy in relation to prisoners' contact with the media.

avait des «   combattants en combinaisons noires portant des cagoules et qui tiraient dans la foule avec des cartouches réactives   » ( luptători în combinezoane negre şi purtând cagule, care trăgeau

In this context the Court observes that in similar proceedings which were triggered by the above-mentioned decision of the Constitutional Court, domestic courts normally abstained from a fresh determination

Considering that his sentence triggered a deportation order, he would in any case have been transferred to Estonia on his release from a Finnish prison.

maintaining a family tie based on affection, this consideration was not applicable in the case, since the applicant abused his rights to influence the child in pursuit of his own religious beliefs, which triggered

The Court is of the view that in the absence of an effective remedy it was the very act of informing the applicant that triggered the running of the six-month time-limit in respect of that complaint.

On top of all this, there has been huge displacement triggered by the curfews and by subsequent fighting, shelling, killings and arrests in many places in the south-east.”

undoubtedly a European dimension to this issue: travel to Switzerland by people wishing to end their lives, for the purpose of availing themselves of the services of assisted-suicide organisations, has triggered

On 9 December 2005 web portal “Caucasian Knot” published an article about the prosecutor’s office press-conference which had been triggered by publication of photos of the suspects with numerous visible

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

reasoning as to the law, that it was only on the date of service that the applicant had been able to find out the content of the judgment given in his case and that it was that date of service that had triggered

  It is true that the application was in a sense "triggered" by the murder of the applicant's spouse, but such complaint does not itself ground a claim because no Government can be expected to guarantee

that he had been granted several chances to adapt his conduct before and failed to make use of them, even when positive developments such as a relationship and the birth of his daughter could have triggered

It should be stressed that the operational information that triggered the conduct of the searches, as was already noted above, was missing from the case file available to the trial, appellate and cassation

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

    Consequently, no procedural obligations of the domestic authorities (whether under Article 3 or under Article 8) were triggered. 65.