Life imprisonment may be imposed for particularly serious offences against life and ... public safety. 2.

(“the first applicant”) and a national of Serbia, Ms R.J.

[Localité 3] ils signent au bout de 6 mois, avant les élections municipales 2013 une convention de renouvellement urbain, dont le Trésor Public, dont tous les services ont dit clairement à la mairie en

Julien B... et de la SARL Circuit de Glace de Serre Chevalier Compétition Service ; qu'elle se termine par ces mots : "En cet état, M.

The youngest daughter lives with her mother. 9.

; "aux motifs que le 1er janvier 1995, un cabanon appartenant à Geneviève Z..., directrice de l'entreprise Roche-Bobois à Toulon, a été détruit par le feu, l'auteur de cet incendie ayant écrit le mot

CAPITAUX, MONNAIE, BANQUES. BANQUES.

THE LAW PRELIMINARY ISSUE Locus standi of the applicant’s mother (application no. 38071/13) 9.

Court, 27/01/2009       2082/12 19/12/2011 Gennadiy Viktorovych TSVETKOV 30/03/1960 Svyatoshynskyy District Court of Kyiv, 10/01/2011       2106/12 20/12/2011 Sergey

The applicant’s mother also acted as his defence counsel. 8.

mai 1998, qui, pour escroquerie, l'a condamné à 2 ans d'emprisonnement dont 18 mois avec sursis et mise à l'épreuve pendant 3 ans et à 5 ans d'interdiction d'exercer toute activité de prestataire de service

Markus Gütl was born in 1977 and lives in Belgrade (Serbia), and Philemon Löffelmann was born in 1976 and lives in Maissau (Austria).

The applicant, who was the husband of Y’s mother at the time of Y’s birth, based his claim on medical data.

He lives in a shack, his mother is disabled, he is in a very bad situation and they don’t give him any benefits.

The family stayed at the Röszke transit zone at the border of Hungary and Serbia between 30   March 2017 and 24 October 2017. 2.

Russia (no. 5433/02) The applicants, Sergey Mikhaylovich Shabanov and Sergey Alimovich Tren, are Russian nationals who were born in 1959 and 1963 and live in Chernyakhovsk (Russia).

This approach is well entrenched in the Court’s case-law (see Sergey Zolotukhin , cited above, §   107; Nikitin v. Russia , no.

The applicant was hospitalised with serious cranial traumas, a broken nose and other injuries.

He was allegedly not allowed to employ the services of a legal representative and he felt coerced to confess to committing the offence because he was told by the investigating prosecutor “to confess because

Based on medical and other evidence produced during the trial, the court found that S.P. had suffered a serious asthma attack which had been triggered by his physical resistance to arrest.