The Government pointed out that the applicant left his cell for an hour in the morning and for an hour in the afternoon every day for exercise and to spend time in the open air. 30.

    The applicant and the other members of the group remained pinned down to the ground for about half an hour, in front of many passers-by.

While the applicant was an inmate in the temporary detention centre the inmates were allowed daily outdoor exercise for at least an hour ... 10.

A daily school programme of 6-7 hours goes against the medical recommendations ... and limits his opportunities to undergo therapy.”

Pre ‑ trial detention (see paragraphs 55 ‑ 58 below) and house arrest are those measures which involve deprivation of liberty. 52.

They repeated that the second applicant had been living in hiding since 1990, mostly in summer houses in the countryside.

The Crown Prosecutor was required to draw on his experience of how the evidence was likely to “stand up” (paragraph 6).

She was examined by two psychiatrists several hours later and discharged on the same day. 14.     On 2 December 2007 the applicant’s mother was found dead in a   basement of her house.

If you don't drop the charges you will be in danger”.

    The House of Lords ([2008] UKHL 15) 20.

The applicants had to leave their cells and when they returned another woman was put into the applicants’ cell for twenty-four hours.

An arrest warrant valid for a period of 24 hours was issued by police officer I.P. The warrant did not indicate the time at which the 24-hour period commenced.

She added that she had seen drops of liquid on the door to the flat when they had arrived with Mr Z. and Mr T.

Each was asked to explain why they kept the documentation found when their houses were searched and each was asked whether they had any involvement with the aforesaid events.

    The House or Lords (a)     The applicant’s legal representation and costs’ matters 50.

Navalnyy, Kurgan, 31/01/2021 - conviction under article 20.2   §   5 of the CAO, community works of 20 hours, final judgment: 16/03/2021, Kurgan Regional Court,   Prot. 7 Art. 2 - delayed

In respect of the claim for her lawyers’ fees the applicant submitted a breakdown of the hours spent by her lawyers in representing her before the Court.

Although the time-limit of forty-eight hours for lodging his application was short, the applicant had received legal assistance from the CIMADE in preparing his application and, under Article R. 776-26

Art. 5 (1) - unlawful deprivation of liberty - escorting to the police station for the purpose of drawing up a record of administrative offence, detention in excess of 3 hours and without “exceptional