psychiatric hospital against his or her will only: 1) if the person is diagnosed as mentally ill; 2) if the person needs treatment for a mental illness which, if not treated, would become considerably worse

he said that he had managed to cure himself of his drug addiction whilst in prison, where conditions were not conducive, and added that, if his imprisonment were to continue, his condition would get worse

  On 18 June 1984 his pain got worse and he asked to be brought to hospital again.   He was brought to hospital on 19 June and was operated on 22 June 1984.

Convention are best served by counting the six-month period as running from the date of service of the copy of the written decision, irrespective of whether that decision was previously delivered orally (see Worm

    For his part, the applicant argued that he had been detained at Kumkapı Removal Centre for a period of twenty days in inhumane conditions which in some respects were worse than conditions

    The applicant started feeling worse in 2004, and decided in 2005 to seek medical help. In April 2006 she was diagnosed as transgender. Since that time, she has lived as a woman.

The prison was indeed overcrowded, but no worse than any other Russian prison in those years. Moreover, the authorities had had no intention of making him suffer.

They also disagreed that the situation of the patients of the SCR was worse than that of the patients of the SU.

They also submitted that the condition of the house in general had been made worse as a result of the works. 20.

Is the human rights situation getting worse or better in Kazakhstan?

Certainly he was in no worse a position, in our judgment. The judge was fully entitled to conclude that the mishap would be corrected or sufficiently mitigated by a strong judicial direction.

Worse still, an examination of the patients’ files revealed that some of them had been admitted to hospital without their consent simply on the basis of a letter from a public prosecutor or at the request

What was worse, the 2004 Rules as a whole, and not only certain provisions, had had retroactive effect. 48.

He had not been provided with hygiene or cleaning products, nor had he had access to medical care despite his disability and the wounds to his leg, which had become worse owing to the conditions in which

The provision of pocket money to the applicants did not alter the fact that they had been excluded from the social security system and thus placed in a worse situation than other patients. 36.

He complained of heart pain, which he said was worse when he made turning movements.

It referred to the “no creditor worse-off” principle, which required that individual creditors must not sustain a loss greater than the loss they would have sustained otherwise (in the absence of the impugned

You are unaware of the relevant case-law, and what is worse, you outrageously washed your hands of the affair, even though you had documentary evidence challenging an expert opinion, but you did nothing

M.G.’s health got worse at each attempt to enforce the interim order and it had been reported that he felt fear and anxiety.