Lastly, he claimed that on 20 February 2012 he was hit and threatened by S.B., one of the Bacău Police Department’s officers, which resulted in him losing his eye sight.

rolled him on the floor, and threatened him with rape, in order to force him to confess to murder. 8.

At about 3 p.m., police officers of that station, in the presence of their colleagues from Sambir police station, handcuffed his hands behind his back, kicked him and hit him with the back of a chair;

He further complained that he had had no effective remedy to review the lawfulness of his detention and that the criminal proceedings against him had been lengthy.

Finding no drugs, the officers, according to the applicant, put him in the police car and started making threats that they would shoot him in the legs; they allegedly punched him and hit him with a pistol

He also argued that his health problems and his dire family situation warranted release.

After full committal he had changed his solicitor in the hope that his new solicitor would be able to speak to him in French. However, this did not happen.

The applicant made his escape while the prosecutor was hearing evidence from him.

(d)     to examine or have examined witnesses against him and to obtain the attendance and examination of witnesses on his behalf under the same conditions as witnesses against him ...” 18.

The applicant requested the national authorities to allow him to stay with his child.

According to the report, the applicant was arrested on the grounds of his statement of surrender and confession, and his right to a lawyer was explained to him.

Kh., who had written the statement of 3 September 2004 instead of him and forged his signature.

After some deliberation, the judge decided to proceed with the trial in his absence. His counsel continued to represent him.

He insisted that the criminal case against him had been fabricated in cooperation between his powerful creditors and the police to secure his return to Russia where he would face retaliation.

In his defence submissions, the applicant denied the charges against him and argued that his police statement had been taken under duress.

On 10   February   2011 the applicant again asked to be released from custody pending the proceedings against him, reiterating his previous arguments and emphasising that it was very difficult

Considering that his illness made it impossible for him to live in dignity, he asked a Swiss private-law association that offered services including assistance in suicide to help him end his life.

From his statements and from the documents submitted by him, it appears that he is a Communist and was as such denied the right to become a candidate for the elections to the German Bundestag in 1961.

  It appears that the Applicant then asked his lawyers to advise him as to his chances if he should make a further appeal to the Supreme Court. By letter of ..