He was released an hour and a half later, at about 7.30 a.m. on 31 March 1996.

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It could possibly be maintained that one could draw the conclusion that a calm girl would hardly make a fuss without any justifications for doing so, which suggested that A’s crying and despair after she

On 23 May 2001 the National Police Department ordered his 72-hour arrest. In the ensuing proceedings he was assisted by defence counsel of his choice.

  Following a police siege lasting almost two hours, Michael Fitzgerald appeared to aim a gun at one of the police officers.

In that connection he argued that he had been heavily beaten during his arrest and had been left standing with his handcuffs on for many hours at the police station, where he had also been subjected to

In a judgment of 17 September 2021 the District Court upheld the decision not to lift the care order and the applicant’s contact in respect of X was set at one and a half hours six times per year. 4.

The aim of the rally was to “draw the public’s attention to social and legal problems in Ukraine”.

    The applicant claimed 1,400 euros (EUR) in respect of pecuniary damage, EUR 21,000 in respect of non-pecuniary damage and 1,200,000   Armenian drams in respect of costs and expenses

damage to health, and where special means or a weapon are used, a police officer shall submit a report about the use of physical force, special means or a weapon to his supervisor within twenty-four hours

Finally, the judge found that he was constrained by the House of Lords’ decision in Kay from considering the Article 8 point. 13.

On 19   April   2004 the first applicant lodged an action claiming that the land in question should be restored to her and that the defendants should be ordered to remove the house which they

When one of the villagers had attempted to draw a gun, threatening to shoot, he had warned him several times to stop.

Witness Z. stated that he was taking a walk with P., when he noticed a car driving down the road at a speed of 70-80 km per hour.

Zubkov’s services for representation before the domestic courts at a rate of EUR 250 per hour; -     EUR 8,250 for thirty-three hours of Mr E.

-O.’s placement under house arrest. He was also suspended from his post with the de facto State Security Service of Abkhazia.

The applicant noted that this work was inhumane given that he had to work for eight hours a day, without social security or pension entitlements or an employment contract, for such a meagre sum of money

       On 26 February 1996, the applicant was interviewed by the police in connection with an incident which had taken place on 16 February 1996 in front of the applicant's house

case with the requisite efficiency having regard to, in particular, the fact that the applicant was divorced, had the sole custody over two minor children and was principally claiming ownership of the house