The Court therefore finds that they gave too little weight to the applicant’s interest in holding the intended assembly and expressing his protest against the meeting of Comradeship IV, while giving too

From 17 until 20 February 2006 he was assigned to cell no. 47, which measured a little over 15 m² and was shared by four people including the applicant (3.75 m² per person).

It is of little moment that other judicial officers in the public prosecutor’s department intervened in the case, for example to follow up the investigating judge’s covering note, or that Mr.

Fifthly, there was a little ambivalence in the applicant’s wife’s approach.

The judicial stage of the proceedings ended, at the earliest, on 7 October 2003, when the applicant’s claim was successful, and the applicant received the written copy of the judgment a little over a month

    The Court observes that the proceedings before the District Court lasted a little over two months in total.

  The Regional Court had thus balanced the conflicting interests of the parties involved and interfered with the applicant's interests as little as possible.

that his wife had been pregnant with P.N. when he went away to work on the ships and it was at least 6 to 7 years later that he first saw his son; that P.N. was not working, that the family had only a little

  The Adjudicator found little evidence of continuing devotion and observed that the applicant had not returned to India although over 3 years had passed since the marriage.

She also claims that she was overworked, abused and assaulted and that her daughter was given little to eat.

  The Court reiterated that there was little room under Article 10 for restrictions on political speech or debate.

view the length of the proceedings was not excessive when making an overall assessment of the case, where the applicant’s case was examined by altogether four different instances within a period of little

  The sentence imposed was only a little lower than the average sentence for the kind of offences in question, which could be explained by the factors referred to by the City Court other than the

He explained that, in the end, he did not intend to appeal on points of law against the Court of Appeal's decision because he considered that he had very little prospect of success.

Furthermore we observe one little difference in these days; new improvements in the human qualities of the Kurdish people from the beginning.

established that at the end of 1991 there had been several telephone contacts between the applicant, S, M and two other co-accused, although they had all denied having had any contact, or at least very little

Little was done, however, to test the credibility of the version of events put forward by P. and A. – even the assertion that the applicant, aged 14, had started caressing   A. minutes after having

In his submission, the domestic courts gave a little importance to the freedom of expression. 16.

They also noted that the nail removed on the little toe of his right foot had been damaged during his ill-treatment.

offender has never been found guilty of an intentional offence; (b) the court is convinced, taking into account the offender’s personal traits and his behaviour during the proceedings, that there is little