Austria ([GC], no. 1638/03, §§ 72-73, ECHR 2008) and were fully aware that very serious reasons were required to justify expulsion of the applicant, a settled migrant who had lawfully spent eight

The Court of Appeal had to assess the necessity of further extension in the light of the entire preceding period of detention, taking into account how much time had already been spent in custody (compare

votes to five that there had been no violation of Article 3 (prohibition of inhuman and degrading treatment) of the European Convention on Human Rights on account of the length of time the applicant had spent

/2016 3 year(s) and 6 month(s) and 27 day(s)   Târgu Ocna Prison Hospital 11/07/2016 to 30/08/2016 1 month(s) and 20 day(s) 2.09-2.85 m²     overcrowding (save for the various periods spent

He stated in addition that equipment and cars that he had owned, and could have hypothetically sold, had been stolen during a period of time he had spent in prison.

Thereafter, despite the alleged danger of arrest the applicant still spent 16 months in Turkey, even working on building sites.

It is evident, however, that the real value of the sums spent by the applicants was more significant at the time they were spent.

Given that he had already spent more than thirty years in detention and that, had he not been sentenced to life imprisonment, the maximum length of imprisonment that it would have been possible to impose

Since the applicant’s arrest in September 2009, she and the children had spent one and a half months in Syria in 2010, and two months in 2011.

On 24 May 2000 the Donetsk Regional Court convicted the applicant of murder and sentenced him to eleven years’ imprisonment with deduction of the time spent in detention on remand from 16 April 1999.

In any case, they found that he must have some knowledge of Bulgarian, as he had spent the first six years of his life in his country of origin.

By contrast, he had spent the majority of his life in Iraq, where he had qualified for a profession, continued to have relatives and was familiar with culture and language.

d'éléments suivants : - Au centre du dessin, une tête de mort est représentée de face ; - Sur son front un bandana de couleur jaune impérial noué au niveau du cou sur le côté gauche (pour le spectateur

. / Il donne des consignes pour qu'il n'y ait pas de spectateurs entre la main courante et les lignes du terrain. / Il accompagne l'arbitre à la mi-temps et à la fin du match et veille à ce que l'accès

sportives mais également pour les activités ludiques et de détente ; mais il comporte un bassin de natation de 25 m comportant 8 couloirs équipés de 5 plongeoirs, des gradins d'une capacité de 300 spectateurs

droit de vivre sa vie avec passion » ou se termine par le message « Gleeden, la rencontre extra-conjugale pensée par des femmes », ce qui pourrait choquer les convictions religieuses de certains spectateurs

been absent from the United Kingdom for 14 years (except for a brief visit in 1980) and that she had made a life for herself and her family there, her two children being educated in Nigeria and having spent

The first applicant, Mr Omer Akçay (also spelt Yemer, Emer and Emir Akchay), who was born in 1960, is a Turkish national.

    Lastly, in his observations of 16 September 2022, the applicant also complained that the fact that he had spent 372 days in extradition detention, although he had been granted refugee status

However, he spent several short periods, lasting from 2 to 21 days, in the Kuressaare Police Department Arrest House ( politseijaoskonna arestimaja ), where he was escorted from the Pärnu Prison in connection