Conditions of detention From 31 March 2009 to at least until the end of May 2011 the applicant was kept in detention facility no. IZ-56/2 in Orsk.

John Fahy & Co., Solicitors, Strabane, County Tyrone.   4.     The applications are directed against the United Kingdom.

The cells were naturally illuminated and ventilated through the windows and were also equipped with fans and fluorescent lamps which functioned during the day and at night.

    From 29 June 1995 to 20 October 1999 the applicant was kept in the detention facility IZ-47/1 in the city of Magadan (Investigatory Isolation Ward No. 1 ( СИЗО-1 )).

However, it was never expected that the containment would last so long and the possibility of safely releasing the crowd was kept under review at all times. 28.

The cells had natural light and were ventilated through the windows and were also equipped with fans. The average temperature inside was 18 to 20º C in winter and 24 to 26º C in summer.

In none of these occasions was she kept under observation overnight, or hospitalised.

During the entire journey he had been kept in the locked van without food or drink or access to a toilet. 66 .

    All cells had been ventilated by a system of extractor fans. Natural ventilation through windows had also been available. 28.

Access to the zones was through metal gates which were kept locked all day, and detainees could leave the zone for one and a half hours per day, which they could spend in a small dusty yard.

He was kept in the police headquarters of Limassol until midday, when he was taken to the District Court (Eparhiako Dikastirio) of Limassol which remanded him in custody.

    All cells had been equipped with extractor fans and a heating system, both functioning properly at the relevant time.

    The Government were represented by their Agent, Mrs Fanney Rós Þorsteinsdóttir, Attorney General for Civil Affairs, and co-Agent Guðrún Sesselja Arnardóttir, Supreme Court Attorney. 4.

Over the next day and a half he was kept under medical supervision, was visited by medical personnel on several occasions and was prescribed various medication and treatment. 34.

) against the Hellenic Republic lodged with the Court under Article 34 of the Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms (“the   Convention”) by a Greek national, Ms Fani-Yannula

That has been left exclusively – and irrevocably – to the more ‑ or ‑ less inspired fancies of any legal ‑ aid lawyer.

His solicitor, Mr Fahy, was informed of the deferral but did not attend until 12.10 p.m. on 23 October.

Parts of the intestines, charred, and remains of fatty tissue were found inside the pelvic cavity. Limbs: the right arm is strongly flexed at the elbow joint; the bones in the joint are apart.

The applicant alleges that a fan installed in the wall of the cell was purposefully switched on, causing a flow of cold air from the outside. A window was kept open at all times.

    All cells had natural ventilation and were equipped with extractor fans.