He informed the court that he had been unwell and had spent at least one week in hospital during February 1993.

Counsel for the applicant had spent 26.4 and 27.6 hours of work respectively on these two sets of proceedings.

During the search, the soldiers also recovered a number of spent cartridges, including five spent G3 rifle cartridges, 11 spent Kalashnikov rifle cartridges and 136 spent BKC rifle cartridges. 40.

He had been told that the security forces had gone to his house, taken the gun and fired shots from it inside their barracks, thus obtaining spent cartridges.

He submitted that in so far as his outdoor periods had been spent in the mid-sized yard measuring 15   square metres, he was content since he could well make use of the fitness equipment there.

Between December 1994 and June 1995 he spent six months with her in Poland vising his father, and after his return to Russia he continued to reside in St Petersburg.

He had gone to look for spent cartridges together with Lieutenant A., another Netherlands soldier and the interpreter.

Together with his lieutenant, the ICDC sergeant and the interpreter, he had gone up the road to look for spent cartridges.

He was sentenced to eighteen months’ imprisonment, the time spent on remand to be deducted therefrom. 29.    The applicant then appealed to the Supreme Military Court.

In this connection, he noted that he had paid TRL 100 million per month on rent and that he had spent a total amount of TRL 9.6 billion (EUR   5,800) for rent.

It assumed that the four years spent in prison may have contributed to a complete cure from his former addiction and considered that he had comprehended the extent of his crime.

Given that the applicant spent more than two years in custody, new issues affecting the lawfulness of the detention might have arisen in the meantime.

A deduction from this sum of money to be spent on the general comfort in the nursing home can, thus, only take place with his consent.

On the same date two spent cartridge cases and a bullet were recovered from D.M.’s flat and one spent cartridge case, from the murder scene.

Since the applicant was engaged in labour he spent most of the day outside the unit. He could also take one-hour outside walks after work.

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