The first applicant had been an MP from 1983 until 1992 and had visited Great Britain on a number of occasions to attend meetings and conferences.

  The applicant stated that he had been arrested in 1992 on five occasions and that he had been detained for periods varying from one week to twenty days in the course of which he had been questioned

The case against him in this respect has been confirmed by his not giving evidence, the course which if he had done would have given him an opportunity to explain why he drove as he did.

The first applicant had remained in the United Kingdom for more than four years without any lawful justification when in fact she has been aware since the expiry of her original leave in June 1992 that

He accused the police officers in question of having committed the offence of abuse of official power (hivatali visszaélés) in that they had influenced his accomplice to state that he had committed the

He was not a member of any political organisation but has a file in the Elazığ security headquarters labelling him as "undesirable". He had been friends with Metin Can for 10 years.

VILA AMIGÓ     Mrs   M. HION     Mr   R. NICOLINI   4.

VILA AMIGÓ            Mrs.   M. HION            Mr.    R.

  That was an allegation that the applicant had had an obscene article for gain, namely the video, contrary to Section 2 (1) of the Obscene Publications Act 1959 (as amended).

However two days later he was told that his appointment was being terminated as he had not received security clearance.

  As a result of the bombing, the first applicant had his ribs broken and was bruised.

The difference in treatment has therefore, in the Commission's opinion, an objective and reasonable basis.

VILA AMIGÓ   12.

  Under domestic law, once the accused's acquittal has been pronounced, the accused must address his compensation claims to the public prosecutor and not to the court which has acquitted him.

he had been notified of the refusal of legal aid and of the appeal.

the Prefect of Livorno, 354 of which had been issued on grounds of arrears, 722 because the lease had expired, 56 because the owner needed the premises and 55 for other reasons.

VILA AMIGÓ     Mrs   M. HION     Mr   R. NICOLINI   13.

increased while the judiciary had not changed.

  In that case magistrates had made an order sending a 14-year-old boy to a training school after a hearing at which he was not legally represented, had not applied for legal aid and had not been