Dr   Sims considered that the severe upset that she had experienced in the prison made her existing depression (for which she was receiving medication at the time of the visit) worse, but that, apart

Therefore, a person whose Russian passport had been seized would find himself or herself in a worse situation than a foreign national or a stateless person living in Russia on the basis of a foreign passport

Don’t rush, be silent like you used to be, but try to worm information out of them. For that [to work], you have to be very canny. Don’t go against what I am telling you.

In the opinion of the Supreme Court, the application of section 42 par. 1 of the Penal Code did not place the suspect in a worse position than where the case is closed for some other reason (for example

difficulty standing in the same place for any length of time and could not remain seated for more than ten minutes; that she could walk for half an hour, but not on a daily basis; and that the pain became worse

    Relying on Articles 6 and 14 she complained about the unilateral decision to dismiss her while other police officers who had committed far worse crimes had solely been suspended and then

applicant is entitled, pursuant to domestic law, to be served ex officio with a written copy of the final domestic decision, irrespective of whether that judgment was previously delivered orally (see the Worm

While the applicant argued that this medical condition had become worse with time, the doctors’ conclusions of 2 November 2010 indicated the opposite.

          If the State had permitted only one unitary school, the applicants' case had been much worse than it is.

The rule also affords the prospective applicant time to consider whether to lodge an application and, if so, to decide on the specific complaints and arguments to be raised (see, for example, Worm v.

rights are violated in Iran, and the current situation of renewed unrest there, the applicant had no doubts that upon his return to that country he would be arrested and subjected to ill-treatment or worse

compensate for the injury caused by any intrusive publication, including aggravated damages where additional features of the intrusion or the defendant’s post-publication conduct makes the original injury worse

    On 11 May 2004 ROVD officers invited a doctor to examine Zelimkhan Isayev because his state of health was growing worse, but they did not allow his transfer to a hospital. 23.

Worse still, an examination of the patients’ files revealed that some of them had been admitted to hospital without their consent simply on the basis of a letter from a public prosecutor or at the request

The applicant states that the pre-trial prison regime was difficult in light of his age and failing health, referring to chronic bronchitis which became worse, to high blood pressure and to his pension

The first applicant also stated that she believed that her son had been murdered before 27 July 2010 since her other daughter had noticed worms in his nose.

The applicant’s son, who was 16, had indeed started getting worse grades at school.

    As a result, the domestic judiciary arbitrarily applied the relevant law in disregard of the principle of the rule of law, but, worse still, it entered into the sphere or power of the legislative

Additionally, it has found violations in cases where the spread of infectious diseases has been made worse by severe overcrowding and poor sanitary conditions (see Fűlöp , cited above, §§ 42-47; Ghavtadze