Post-adoption contact was fixed at four hours, twice yearly, under supervision. 16.

He was thrown to the ground, beaten all over his body and dragged into the FSB minivan where he was handcuffed and electrocuted, for three hours, with an electrical taser about 40 times on the right side

He had passed several thousand hours studying the voluminous case files, preparing his defence and attending the court hearings.

There he was taken to a room where he was kept blindfolded for about an hour.

According to them, the applicant was kept at the Police Station for two hours and taken to Judge   M. at 9.30 p.m.

The walks had lasted between ten minutes and one hour depending on the guards’ mood.

She was released few hours later. 7.

As it was open twenty-four hours a day, there were always people inside.

Police raids, for example, using methods worthy of the Gestapo and the Militia, at all hours of the day and night, against whole families, including children, even planting incriminating evidence on them

Left in an envelope in the drawer in the school office over a weekend, it was found to be missing on Monday, 26 March 1983 with no apparent sign of a break-in.

In November 1992 the applicant was posted to the Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment (“HCMR”) where he was taught to ride a horse.

public in having up-to-date and complete       telephone directories takes precedence over the private wish not       to be disturbed outside working hours

The on-duty officer told Officer T. to draw up a transfer report [ рапорт о приводе ]. The officer replied that they [the on-duty officers] should do it themselves, and left the station.

  It appears from the decision of the court that the suspects were to be brought before the court within the 24 hours from being brought to Denmark.

    After the count of votes in a polling station at the end of the election day, the PEC draws up an election protocol (in three original copies) documenting the results of the voting in the

    On 6 August 2014 the applicant and Ms Z., a fellow member of the Sverdlovsk ONK, decided to hold a hunger strike to draw attention to the detainee’s ill ‑ treatment.

Moreover, it concluded that the injury had been sustained prior to 6 February 2007 even though the only doctor who had actually seen the wound had been unable to draw such a conclusion.

1994 the Kuopio District Court (käräjäoikeus, tingsrätten; the former City Court) confirmed the applicant's paternity in respect of I and ordered, on an interim basis, that the two could meet for two hours

She was ill, but had to listen to the police officer for an hour. He told her to go to the police station and sign a document that she would drop the case.