It further notes that the applicant’s stay in the pre-trial facilities ended on 22   November 2007.

He applied for asylum but was sent back to Sweden in accordance with the Nordic Passport Control Agreement. He then applied for asylum in Sweden.

In 1988 the applicant was appointed managing director of finance in Nordic Feather Factory Ltd Holding Company ( Nordisk Fjerfabrik Holding Aktieselskab ), henceforth called NFHA, the ultimate holding

In quashing a court judgment which had become final, the Supreme Court of Justice had infringed the right to a fair trial, in breach of Article 6 § 1.

countries (lov om nordisk vitneplikt) but he refused       to appear.

  65/2007 (document no. 1), an officer from the Nordic Police Liaison Office visited the police station in Gulshan Iqbal in Karachi.

and trial stages of the proceedings.

For financial reasons, the applicants had to postpone their trip with I. to the USA until 1999.

The court had also not been able to remove the doubts as to his fitness to stand trial in the course of the hearing.

Their trial statements were consistent with their oral evidence given during the pre-trial stage of proceedings.

    The applicants alleged various breaches of the right to a fair trial within a reasonable time. 4.

        within a reasonable time or to release pending trial.

    The applicant complains that he did not have a fair trial in criminal proceedings against him.

    On 10 April 2000 the Riga Regional Court committed the first applicant to trial, but did not schedule a trial date.

A request for the appointment of public defence counsel may be made by the suspect or the public prosecutor responsible for the pre-trial investigation.

display:inline-block } .s8EFC8F8 { width:32.36pt; display:inline-block } .s5A070004 { width:213.96pt; display:inline-block }   FIRST SECTION DECISION Application no. 21056/11 Aleksey Nikolayevich NORKIN

The brother of the husband joined them on this trip.   He was expelled from Norway to the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia soon after their arrival in Norway.

Martin Galvin, the publicity director for the New York-based NORAID (a   group that raised funds for Irish republicans), was expected to appear despite having been refused entry to the United Kingdom

[A.G.’s] arguments are ill-founded ...” trial 29 .     The Regional Court conducted the trial in camera . 30.

Thus, the applicant company’s right to a fair trial cannot be considered to have been violated in this respect. 44.