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

Data protection considerations seemed to have featured little, if at all, in the preparation of the section 55(5) publication scheme, despite the growing body of binding national and EU data protection

He further submitted that it was not necessary for the court to hear the others, as their testimonies would have little effect on the outcome of the proceedings, and that there was enough evidence in the

is clear from the purpose of this rule, which is to ensure the effectiveness of the right of individual petition, that the intentions or reasons underlying the acts or omissions in question are of little

In view of the foregoing, the judgment of October 2017 carried little, if any, weight in the assessment of the validity of the impugned election of Constitutional Court judges.

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

  The Court attached little credibility to the Government’s submission that the children and suspects had been killed by the accidental explosion of a grenade.

The Constitutional Court further considered that the European Court’s case-law was of little relevance, as the Goodwin case had been based on the fact that there had been major social changes in the institution

Where, as here, the tribunal has objective evidence which ‘paints a bleak picture of the suppression of political opponents’ by a named government, it requires little or no evidence or speculation to arrive

examination conducted on 29 June 1994 at the Institute of Forensic Medicine found that the applicant had extensive numbness and pins and needles in both arms, the forearms, the palms of the hands and the little

in a civil claim she brought against a housing co-operative, she was only granted legal aid four days before the expiry of the time-limit for lodging a cassation appeal, with the result that she had little

It, however, finds little force in this consideration, rather circular in nature, which effectively barred the applicant from access to the suspected police officers and thus deprived him of any opportunity

also take out ATE insurance, in view of the fact that a claimant could usually only obtain ATE insurance if his chances had been “better than evens”, a defendant in the same proceedings would have little

    As for the authorities’ actions, the Court observes that the domestic courts acted expeditiously, both when fixing the contact schedule – which in the interim proceedings lasted a little

  However, the European Court found that because the Pensioners Party received so little attention in edited TV coverage, that "paid advertising on television had been the sole means for the Pensioners

juridictionnelle de [Localité 8]) Représentée par Maître DUBOURDIEU, avocat au barreau de PAU INTIMEE : S.A.R.L. [7] [Adresse 1] [Localité 4] Représentée par Maître DE TONQUÉDEC de la SAS Littler

She therefore argued that the letter from the post office to the notary stating that the applicant had been notified of the correspondence but had failed to pick it up was of little evidential value. 10

As a result asylum seekers had little chance to have their applications seriously examined. Moreover, there was a danger of forced returns of asylum seekers to high-risk countries.

    Noting the complexity of the case and the contents of the applicants' submissions, the Central Appeals Tribunal held that, although the decision process took place with little diligence,

necessarily count against the domestic system, just as it did not count against other national systems which had been found to be in conformity with Article   3 where there had been reference to little