VILA AMIGÓ   13.

committed the offences in question and the fact that he had been detained because he had absconded.

in 1947, had been in fact expropriated do not disclose any arbitrariness.

committed the offence with which he had been charged.

Furthermore, in his submissions of 3 April 1997, the applicants' representative stated that the applicants had left Hungary and had fled to Germany, after having been contacted and threatened by an officer

        On 11 August 1990 the applicant had served two thirds of his sentence.

  The Commission has not been informed as to the present whereabouts of the applicant and whether or not he has in fact been deported.

Sergeant N recorded in the custody record that the applicant had acknowledged that he had found the matchbox in which the cocaine was contained outside a youth club.

been no attempt to levy distress, such distress being a condition precedent to imprisonment";   2) the imprisonment order had been delivered without proper regard to the fact that the applicant had

She had undergone certain psychiatric and psychological treatment from which she had been able to benefit. She had realised that her parental responsibility for her daughter had been unsatisfactory.

that he had committed a crime.

He had to buy himself toiletries and toilet paper from the canteen. Occasionally he was left with no money and had to ask other prisoners.

Even his telephone calls to the conciliator had been impertinent and had contained threats.

He had been sentenced to over eleven years' imprisonment.         The applicant has been treated against his HIV infection since 1992.

    On 6 June 1984 the Supreme Court, ruling on a preliminary objection by the Industrial Training Authority, found that, although the post had been abolished, the applicant's recourse had

  In May 1990 he had been convicted of having made use of signs of anticonstitutional organisations and had been fined DEM 800.

Finally, and as to what was at stake for the applicants, the Government submitted that the case had no relevant significance for the applicants after 1998 (other than costs) as the Council had already

He said that he had been physically and emotionally abused, had contemplated suicide and wished to stay in England with TM.

From 18 February 1991 onwards he has been imprisoned at the Nagyfa Prison.