bound by the rules of conduct prescribed by ... the Bar Association, and is [therefore] ... expected ... to act conscientiously and professionally, and to treat the court with due respect, and to politely

The applicant also stated that she had attempted to get to the checkpoint with another policeman from the VOVD, Major Ch., but that they had been fired upon when they tried to approach.

This processionwas now in the Cours Nolivos and was entering the rue de laRépublique and would soon be arriving in front of the policestation.

    The statement of the passer-by (W.H.) included the following: “I saw a policeman ... put [two men] against the van ..., as if they were under arrest.

The officers politely asked him to get out of bed but he began threatening them that “it would not end well” and called R.N. an offensive name.

    The applicant also complained that, by ordering him to pay to the State the costs that had been higher than the compensation he had been awarded for ill-treatment by a policeman, the domestic

After that he had been taken to the first floor of the UBOP building, where he had been questioned first by by officer E. and then, about three or four hours later, by another policeman on the second floor

    On 12 February 2001 the applicant was arrested by the immigration police ( Imigrācijas policija ) and placed in a detention centre for illegal immigrants.

    On the morning of 6 March 2002, the first applicant, Svetlana Sisojeva, was summoned to the regional headquarters of the security police ( Drošības policija ).

Hatzipashalis, the deputy head of the Paphos C.I.D., ordered another policeman to obtain an arrest and search warrant on the ground that Lefteris Andronicou was holding Elsie Constantinou against her will

    On 12   January 2011 at 6 a.m., when the applicant’s night shift was almost over, several policeman and anti-terrorist brigade officers arrived at the first-aid station where the applicant

breaks), a number of items of clothing, two bags, a mobile telephone, eight memory cards, pieces of broken glass and a police service identity card certifying that Mr Akhmed Buzurtanov worked as a policeman

He moved to Georgia, where he was arrested on suspicion of having killed a policeman and was later charged with other crimes, not related to the events of 7 and 8   August 2000. 20.

The concordant evidence produced before the Court is sufficient to establish at least a presumption of the fact that a policeman hit the applicant with a truncheon during the demonstration.

The policeman accompanied his actions with obscene language and threats. Only the intervention of the head of the duty unit stopped him and allowed the applicant to stand up.

The court pointed out the need to investigate the applicant’s complaints of ill-treatment by the policemen in the police station, to question a number of witnesses (B., Bo., S.’s sister and a policeman

S. further stated that the police officers had behaved politely. After the search of the apartment, the applicant had gone downstairs without protest. He had been in handcuffs. 32.

The applicant was not permitted to meet the prosecutor, but a plain-clothes policeman who was there looked at the records and told the applicant verbally that the individuals in question were not there

Additional investigation had also been undertaken in response to the criminal complaints filed by the tax authorities ( finansijska policija ) and reports concerning each of these have since been forwarded