adequately addressed by his transfer to the Sofia prison, where medical service was presumably better.

be joined and that the orders made be set aside. 38.

The court found that it could not be said that one parent had better parental skills than the other and pointed out that it was crucial not to allow the process of parental alienation towards the mother

Furthermore, arguments going to the substance of the charges could only be examined once the necessary evidence had been collected. 36.

In accordance with sections 4 and 5 of the Act, persons who have been declared to be partially lacking legal capacity may validly enter into legal transactions with the consent of their trustee.

Enormous documentary material had to be collected and analysed, experts had to be appointed and witnesses had to be heard. The case file consisted of sixteen volumes.

Furthermore, not only had the perpetrator not been identified, no steps had been taken to establish whether Susana Ciorcan had been shot by a rubber bullet or a regular one. 41.

been changed to “severe”.

    The court then found that it could not be said that one parent had better parenting skills than the other.

a “misunderstanding”, but declined to answer whether it had been the applicant who had caused that sentence to be put in. 15 .

    The applicant, who had been granted legal aid, was represented by Ms   A. Genova, a lawyer practising in Sofia, and Ms V. Lee and Ms   L.

among the goals pursued by a regular association.

    On 7 May 2008 the bailiffs’ service suggested to the director that the decision of 21 December 2001 be revoked on the ground that the enforcement proceedings had been closed, given that the

  The report stated inter alia that the applicant was fit to participate in the hearing of his case and that more active treatment should be applied against the gastritis, there having been a danger

The appeal was examined at a regular court hearing on 9 December 2004.

At the meeting he had identified four employees in respect of whom there had been “information that they were members of a sect” and whose employment he had insisted be terminated.

Since his arrest in 1992 for, among other offences, criminal conspiracy, he has been held in several Italian prisons.

It cannot therefore be maintained that the ties of "family life" between them had been broken. B. Compliance with Article 8 (art. 8) 1. Paragraph 1 of Article 8 (art. 8-1) 22.

The applicants noted that it was important for such consent to be free and informed and alleged that their parents had not been informed of the consequences of consenting and in many cases had been put

provided in the prison or should be done elsewhere, as well as to put an end to situations such as keeping a (life) prisoner handcuffed to his hospital bed without a prior individualised risk assessment