In the police station A.R. took me to another room where he told me that if I didn’t defend his daughter, next time it would be worse.

disturbing them at night, that an unbearable smell was exuding from his flat, that he had been urinating on the stairs and kept falling down when drunk, and that the situation was continuously getting worse

courts are, and are accepted by the public at large, as being the proper forum for the settlement of legal disputes and for the determination of a person’s guilt or innocence on a criminal charge (see Worm

The report also concluded that the medical treatment during his detention could be regarded as effective as his chronic illnesses were not getting any worse. 53.

He said that it was not necessary to take them all the time, but only if the pain got worse ... Painkillers were administered, but I don’t know what type ... the pain did not go away ...

    Conclusion 3 states that “[t]he interrogations of the CIA were brutal and far worse than the CIA represented to policymakers and others”.

Worse, as those authorities are unable to provide him with the necessary treatment, they seem to have resigned themselves to a role that extends no further than an unfair repressive detention.

The first paragraph of Article 8 refers to cases where the victim triggers the crime, for example by behaving exceptionally provocatively or aggressively, or causes worse violence through criminal retaliation

When he returns home, he may commit even worse acts of violence in revenge.

He also complained of the poor quality of the water, which contained worms and had a disagreeable smell and taste. 13.

According to their account, the conditions at that centre were even worse than those at Kumkapı: they were held in a room measuring 10 sq. m, which did not receive enough sunlight, together with three

that the prescription of medication was not regular and that despite the fact that they were hospitalised in order to have easier access to medical care, their continuously growing numbers had led to worse

In this connection, the Court reiterates that it is primarily for the domestic courts to interpret and apply domestic legislation (see Worm v.

witness submitted that the applicant’s illness (ulcerative colitis) was serious, requiring a special diet and specific medical treatment, the absence of which, or even small deviations, could make it worse

    Article 540 §   1 of the CCP provided for a prohibition of any change to an appellant’s circumstances for the worse ( reformatio in peius ) in the following terms: “an appellate court

Court also took into account that under Article 6 §   2 of the Convention individuals have a right to be presumed innocent of any criminal offence until proved guilty (see, among other authorities, Worm

Bearing in mind the considerations made in the preceding three paragraphs, the Court considers that nothing has been brought to its attention which could have made the applicant’s position substantially worse

Worse, as those authorities are unable to provide him with the necessary treatment, they seem to have resigned themselves to a role that extends no further than an unfair repressive detention.

The communications between the applicants and the District Court, which constituted the alleged offence, had been conducted by letter and email and therefore the applicants had not been in a worse position