been proven.

No weight had been given to the fact that the applicants had been, by law, the preferred would-be salvors. THE LAW A.

Elles ont ensuite été informées de la prorogation de ce délibéré à ce jour en raison de l'absence d'un greffier et de la surcharge des magistrats ; GREFFIER Lors des débats : Mme Sonia VICINO

    On 16 December 2004 the presiding judge, V.J., requested to be removed from the case, noting that he had been subjected to continued harassment by the applicant.

He noted, among other things, that the previous scheme had been fully approved and had begun to be implemented.

Secondly, they claimed that the case should be struck out of the list of cases before the Court under Article 37 § 1 (b) of the Convention as the matter had been resolved. 2.

She requested damages, but did not claim that there had been a breach of her rights under Article 6 of the Convention. This complaint seems still to be pending before the Chancellor of Justice.

Although it considered Mr Bekirski's death to have been caused by negligence, it found it not to be a prosecutable offence because it had resulted from the police officers acting in self-defence on 30

be used for an assembly as it excludes locations that are suitable for assemblies, simply because they have not been designated...

  1 have been rejected for non-exhaustion of domestic remedies, in so far as the new remedies provided by the Law no. 165/2013 cannot a priori be presumed ineffective (see paragraph 9 above), the