In some establishments, prisoners on remand live in worse conditions than sentenced prisoners.

#xa0;  in relation to section 78, subsection 1, of the Military       Penal Code to consider whether the choice made by the       defendant was worse

The Director explained that 'this temporary facility offered conditions which are worse than the conditions for the ordinary prisoners in the other parts of the establishment', a situation that he described

répond également au besoin de laisser à l'intéressé un délai de réflexion suffisant pour lui permettre d'apprécier l'opportunité de présenter une requête à la Cour et pour en définir le   contenu ( Worm

, il convient d’accorder un grand poids à cet intérêt lorsqu’il s’agit de déterminer, comme l’exige le paragraphe 2 de l’article 10, si la restriction était proportionnée au but légitime poursuivi ( Worm

  What he states is this: "The authorities ought to have found out earlier that I am not insured: the fact that they took so long to find out, makes the decision worse."

the six-month time-limit is an autonomous rule which must be interpreted and applied in a given case in such a manner as to ensure the effective exercise of the right of individual petition ( Alfred Worm

In particular, he submits that there was (1)   insufficient oxygen in the cells; (2)   inadequate hygiene and the presence of parasites (fleas and wood worms), skin infections (scabies) and rodents

It appeared that he was much the worse for drink and drugs.

detention facilities, that there was (1) insufficient oxygen in the cells; (2) inadequate hygiene, the use of a bucket for the sanitary needs of the detained and the presence of parasites (fleas and wood worms

Convention are best served by counting the six-month period as running from the date of service of the copy of the written decision, irrespective of whether that decision was previously delivered orally (see Worm

  Kaimov’s condition became worse. He suffered from hemoptysis and tuberculosis intoxication.

the Court also took into account that under Article 6 § 2 of the Convention individuals have a right to be presumed innocent of any criminal offence until proved guilty (see, among other authorities, Worm

It is (or was) a vast bonfire in an inappropriate place, made worse, in our view, by the fact that amongst the scrub wood that we can see were substantial parts of treated wood and plastics, which would

domestic decision, the object and purpose of Article 35 § 1 of the Convention are best served by counting the six-month period as running from the date of service of the written judgment (see, inter alia , Worm

Furthermore, in the applicant’s submission, the conditions of her detention in police custody, which were humiliating and worse than those for convicted offenders and which caused her to become handicapped

          The second period, which began on 30 March 1989, coming as it did after the first, made the situation worse.

Finally, the applicant argues that the prejudice suffered from a delay is worse when the accused is convicted for the first time by the highest court instance.

Account also has to be taken of their object and purpose (see, for example, the Worm v.