Cardiac arrest as in this case could be triggered by hormonal or environmental factors, such as extremes of temperature.

In his opinion, the incidents in Şırnak had been triggered by agents of the State as a means of oppressing the population, which had previously attended the funerals of two PKK militants and voted for

According to the headnote of the reported case: “The right to silence is triggered when the accused is subjected to the coercive powers of the State through his or her detention.

Or is the presumption something that is “triggered”, that only becomes legally meaningful when events occur through which a person is, in reality, facing or likely to be facing a criminal charge which

    The Court would recall that the procedural obligation to investigate under Article 2 where there has been an unlawful or suspicious death is triggered by, in most cases, the discovery of

that Article, the imposition of preventive measures, such as detention, house arrest or bail, on individuals charged with an offence punishable by more than three years' imprisonment automatically triggered

The nationality of the dependent child who triggered a priority need for assistance on the part of its parent was simply not relevant, in the view of the EHRC, to the underlying policy objective behind

He argued that following the statements of the Romanian authorities, a virulent media campaign had been triggered against him and had led to his conviction in the eyes of the public, to the disturbance

    In the applicant’s view, the lack of good faith on the part of the Swiss authorities did not stop there and the precise chronology of events showed that the investigating judge had triggered

From them he learned about the alert which had triggered the appointment of the [inspection commission].

domestic authorities had erred in discontinuing the investigation against certain speakers on account of hate speech, since their utterances inciting people to start an ethnic war could clearly have triggered

Given his particular psychological make-up, [D.M.] might have committed suicide ..., because the unlawful actions by the sergeants [V. and K.] had triggered [an] acute affective disorder of the anxio-depressive

This triggered beating until he fainted again. During a subsequent body search he was lying on the floor, unable to get up. 59.

It found that as division had been triggered by Mrs M.’s death – in July 1994, and thus prior to 4 December 2001 – the above-mentioned provisions were not applicable. II.

As far as possible, all retention periods are implemented by a process of automated deletion which is triggered once the applicable maximum retention period has been reached for the data at issue.

Moreover, it appears that it was exactly his sighting in the city centre by the police on 15   April that triggered the checks on his home, as prior to that there had been no such checks at all (see

The accused has not indicated any factors that could have triggered such enmity. Nor is the allegation by the accused of a frame-up by the victims supported by other evidence examined in the case.

The Court is not competent to decide whether the frequent decisions to change the applicant’s medication without gradual weaning off one drug and by increasing the dose of another drug could have triggered

This model considers the presumption as something that is “triggered”, that only becomes legally meaningful, when events occur through which a person is, in reality, facing or likely to be facing a criminal

  October and 22   December 2004 (see paragraph   33 above) contained serious and reasonably credible allegations, which were supported by sufficient details and thus ought to have triggered