assets and revenue for 2011 and noted that the costs of the applicant company’s activities (PLN   514,722.78 – approximately EUR 128,700) included PLN   132,874.40 (approximately EUR 33,200) spent

the claim (28 February 2014)) in respect of loss of the earnings he would have received in the form of a parliamentary member’s salary if elected to the National Assembly, as well as loss of the money spent

He attached, inter alia , a calculation issued by the Supervising Prosecutor of the Korydallos Prison on 25 June 2015 to the effect that each day spent in detention in the psychiatric ward counted for

Mr Vlasov’s period of suspension expires on 14   January 2012 and after its expiry Mr Vlasov’s criminal conviction will be spent in accordance with Article 86 of the Criminal Code.

As to the prosecutor’s reasoning that the time spent on studying the case materials had not counted towards the detention term, the applicant, relying on numerous factual details, first submitted that

[R] aurait été un 'simple spectateur des événements' ; - le salarié aurait perdu toute crédibilité, en termes, tant de résultats que d'attitude ; * Sur la non-atteinte des objectifs quantitatifs :

purpose of drawing up a record of administrative offence; detention in excess of 3 hours and without “exceptional circumstances”, from 01.30 p.m. on 31/01/2021 to 00.10 a.m. on 01/02/2021; the applicant spent

  Before leaving Turkey the first applicant had completed 5 years of primary education in Turkish and, after settling in Norway, he and his family had spent holidays in Turkey.

M. and R. spent the night in the applicants’ home in Kokkola.

        The applicant spent three days in custody before release on bail pursuant to an order made on 28 May 1993 by a High Court judge, who also granted leave to move for

In 1993, departing from its earlier decisions, the Privy Council held that to execute the appellants, who had spent almost fourteen years on death row and had on three occasions lived through last minutes

Moreover, the court considered that the applicant could reasonably (re-)integrate in “the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia”, considering that he spoke Albanian, was born there and had spent a part

He spent the post-surgery period under permanent medical supervision in the prison hospital.

Such, however, is not the case here; in fact, inclusion of the time spent in custody in the overall time to be served by the applicant was not in any way connected to the alleged violation of Article 6

The applicant can therefore claim to be a victim of an alleged violation of his rights under Article 3 of the Convention in so far as the allegation concerns the time he spent in the prison van.

They argued, however, that he had spent substantial periods of time outside his cell.

In addition, the summary transcript prepared by the Court of Appeal had been inaccurate, which counsel had noticed when she had spent 35 hours between 26 and 30 October 2000 checking it.

By a letter of 4 June 1985 the Minister of Justice informed the applicant that, on account of the period that he had spent in detention since 22 January 1984 (see paragraph 12 above), the prison term was

He has spent about twenty-eight years of his life in prison. During his prison terms he worked for lengthy periods in the prison kitchen or the prison bakery.

The applicant was released in the courtroom as he was deemed to have already completed his sentence because of the time he had spent on remand.