It had been submitted via email and had included the applicant’s representative’s secure electronic signature.

After they had burned the whole house, the Lice District Gendarme Headquarters Commander Nevzat Ar_k told Emine Y_lmaz and her husband and daughter that this time they had only burned their house but that

had been requested.

The Court therefore decides that it has jurisdiction to examine the present case (see Fedotova and Others v.

The Minister had based his decision on the dismissal of the applicant’s application on his emails and blog, both of which the Minister had considered to be offensive.

GREECE   The European Court of Human Rights has today notified in writing its Chamber judgments [1] in the cases of Emin and Others v.

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Has there been a violation of the applicant’s right to respect for her correspondence, contrary to Article   8 of the Convention?   2.

  1, claiming that the same courts had adopted opposite decisions in identical cases concerning Jehovah’s Witnesses.

had assured him that the documents as posted by him to Lithuania were in order (email of 19   November, also attaching his email correspondence with Cafcass).

COMPLAINTS The applicant complained under Article 5 §§ 1(c) and 2 that Mehmet Emin Deniz had been arrested without a reasonable suspicion and that the authorities had failed to inform him adequately about

Karacalı, born in 1933 and Hacer Doru, born in 1944, are Turkish nationals living in Balıkesir.

The fourth applicant had accessed the restricted websites in 2019 and 2020 and had not argued that that had entailed any additional costs or efforts or that it had been too burdensome.

Olivier Saby, maître des requêtes, - les conclusions de Mme Emilie Bokdam-Tognetti, rapporteure publique ; La parole ayant été donnée, après les conclusions, à Maître Haas, avocat de M.

period for making such submissions had been asked for.

Specifically, (i) it had concerned a lawyer whose licence to plead before the courts had been examined owing to, at least in part, the many emails or letters he had sent in which he had expressed distrust

The Government argued that the applicant had failed to exhaust the available effective remedies for the complaint about the inadequate conditions of his detention, as the action in tort had become an effective

The boys had had their heads cut off. The women and girls had been raped. The bodies were crushed and unrecognizable.

State prosecutor had referred, prior to reading the email in question.

of Cassation's decision had lacked reasoning.