The current Judge Advocate General was appointed by the Queen in February 1991 for five years.

He was held overnight in a cell shared by another detainee, Patrick Quinn. The next day, Mr Quinn was found dead with severe injuries. The applicant was charged with his murder.

Torrente [a fictional corrupt police officer] is a saint next to Juanca [the King Emeritus], they have already reported that he mistreated [Queen] Sofía.

The Cabinet of the Queen forwarded this letter to the Deputy Minister of Social Affairs and Employment.

In the case of Quinn v. Ireland, The European Court of Human Rights (Fourth Section), sitting as a Chamber composed of:   Mr   G. Ress , President ,   Mr   A.

One of the hostages, Mary Quinn, was also interviewed by the Federal Bureau of Investigations and detectives from Scotland Yard.

Italie [GC], n o 26772/95, § 170, CEDH 2000 ‑ IV   ; Quinn c. France , arrêt du 22 mars 1995, série A n o 311, p.

Il s'ensuit que si la procédure n'est pas menée par les autorités avec la diligence requise, la détention cesse d'être justifiée au regard de l'article 5 § 1 f) ( Quinn c.

  The Judge Advocate General at the time of the events in question was appointed by the Queen in February 1991 for five years.

  The Judge Advocate General at the time of the events in question was appointed by the Queen in February 1991 for five years.

  The Judge Advocate General at the time of the events in question was appointed by the Queen in February 1991 for five years.

  The Judge Advocate General was appointed by the Queen in February 1991 for five years. He was answerable to the Queen and was removable from office by her for inability or misbehaviour.

  The Judge Advocate General at the time of the events in question was appointed by the Queen in February 1991 for five years.

  The Judge Advocate General was appointed by the Queen in February 1991 for five years. He was answerable to the Queen and was removable from office by her for inability or misbehaviour.

  The Judge Advocate General at the time of the events in question was appointed by the Queen in February 1991 for five years.

  The Judge Advocate General at the time of the events in question was appointed by the Queen in February 1991 for five years.

  (c)   The Judge Advocate General and judge advocates        The Judge Advocate General at the time of the events in question was appointed by the Queen in February

  The Judge Advocate General at the time of the events in question was appointed by the Queen in February 1991 for five years.

  The Judge Advocate General at the time of the events in question was appointed by the Queen in February 1991 for five years.