as renamed on 29 June 2001) convicted the applicant of having participated in several robberies as a member of an armed gang and sentenced him to nine years’ imprisonment with deduction of the time spent

Il n'est pas contesté que la rencontre prévue à 15 h le 18 mars 2023 entre l'ASSE et le HAC va générer un nombre important de spectateurs, d'au moins 22 000, que 900 supporters de l'ASSE vont y assister

Elle attire de nombreux participants et très souvent des spectateurs.

M. and R. spent the night in the applicants’ home in Kokkola.

lack of physical exercise, breaches of hygiene regulations, lack of contact with the outside world)             216 days in compensation for a total period of detention spent

According to the authorities, the long time spent in Germany could not prevent his expulsion, as his criminal offences had shown that he had so far not adapted to the living conditions in Germany.

the seriousness and the nature of the crime, that the applicant’s mother and five siblings lived in Turkey, that the applicant had maintained strong contact with them and that almost every year he had spent

It therefore held unanimously there had been no violation of the applicant’s rights under Article 5 § 4 in respect of the period which he spent in pre-trial detention.

    The Government submitted that, as the applicant had lodged his complaint under Article 5 § 3 of the Convention on 15 October 2004, the time he had spent in detention between 6 February 1993

facilities, no or restricted access to shower, no or restricted access to warm water, no or restricted access to potable water, lack of toiletries 96 days in compensation for a total period of detention spent

As regards the length of time spent by the applicant in police custody, according to the police logbook, he had been arrested at 2.50   p.m. and released at 5.50   p.m., which was within the

It follows that the applicant spent a total of eight years and three months in this form of custody. 14.

Even if the courts had spent the whole of that period dealing with the case file, they would not be exempted from the obligation to examine the appeal quickly.

The applicant argued that the period of 3 years and 8 months that he had spent in detention was not compatible with the “reasonable time” requirement.

months and sixteen days corresponding to three years’ forced labour while in Batër Prison; (b) two years, three months and six days under two pardons issued in 1996; (c) one month being the period he had spent

It was also ordered that the time that he had already spent on remand would count towards the total period to be spent in prison. 9.

It rejected the applicant’s claim that the time should run from the date of his arrest as the time spent in pre ‑ trial detention was not time spent expiating his sentence (which had not yet been

On 13 September 2011 the military prosecutor of the Kazan Garrison, acting on behalf of the Kazan Higher Military Command School, brought an action against the applicant for the recovery of the money spent

The applicants spent most of their working lives in the United Kingdom, paying National Insurance Contributions in full, before emigrating or returning to South Africa, Australia or Canada.

The applicant spent over 200 hours during transport in prison trains in the following conditions: inadequate bedding, no bed linen provided, lack of personal space (0.5 sq. m. per inmate), no electric