of the plaintiff ... this general behaviour of a lack of respect and manners was translated, more intensively and strongly, into repeated and conscious professional discredit, of underestimation and mockery

The orders of 14 February 2003 had answered that question by making clear that, in those circumstances, such judicial review would be reduced to a mockery; the orders used the word “farce”.

She was dismissed unlawfully and – as a mockery – on her birthday.

In fact, there was mockery and humiliation of the people present in the Cathedral, a violation of social tranquility, an unauthorised willful entering into the cathedral’s ambon and soleas, accompanied

Federal Constitutional Court has accepted the posthumous protection of human dignity in cases where the image of the deceased person had been impaired in the eyes of posterity by ostracism, defamation, mockery

  Subsequently his neighbours and other individuals disturbed the applicant by noisy behaviour, mockery, offences and threats.

There, the applicant had had sexual intercourse with two of the men and had performed oral sex on the others, who had been unable to achieve an erection or to ejaculate, resulting in mockery and disappointment

fever and was suffering from pain in the chest which severely constrained his movements, the applicant felt discouraged from seeking any medical assistance by what he perceived to be indifference and mockery

person's physical freedom is a “responsible measure” for his own good (as in the present case) or for any other “useful” purpose, this would render the prohibition in question meaningless and make a mockery

On this occasion, a distinguished Bulgarian minister, [P.M.], stood up against the cowardly disregard and mockery of the honour of the profession.

also affects his lack of preparation when addressing the child in situations when he is able to do so, as a result of which something intended as a joke is understood by the child as an insult and mockery

I note that the lower section of the questionnaire has already been filled in, thus making a mockery of the observations which I have been asked to make.

Italy [GC], no. 56581/00, § 84, ECHR 2006 ‑ II); proceedings amounting to a mockery of basic fair trial principles (see Ilaşcu and Others v.

    Lastly, the applicant submitted that the special “life prisoner” uniform had been too small for him, which had caused him discomfort and had provoked mockery by other inmates.

the applicant “who was seriously ill ... had to suffer physical and psychological pain when [squatting to] ‘rinse his piles’ several times a day in front of all his cellmates ... subjecting him to mockery

The political context in which the proceedings against him were conducted "made a mockery of the whole concept of the independence and the impartiality of the judiciary".

Answering the Roma's mockery and insults addressed to him and to his cow, Cheţan Gligor started to threaten the Roma with his whip and even hit Pardalian Lăcătuş.

not to answer questions’ was by itself a good and final answer, any competent solicitor and a defendant would have the power to strangle at birth any interview and that would make, you may think, a mockery