Her sleep was disturbed and she developed panic attacks that were very hard to deal with and treat.

Further hearings had frequently been adjourned or cancelled and over the entire period of his detention the trial before the Regional Court had hardly progressed.

It first noted that the 1990 Act was protective legislation, intended to prevent children from being seriously harmed either through their own lifestyle or through detrimental circumstances in their home

  He contends that the measures against him were not foreseen by Article 11 para. 2 of the Convention, and notes in particular that he does not, as a teacher, belong to the "administration of the

The State authorities had not been responsible for those injuries, nor could they have foreseen the applicant’s behaviour. 66.     The applicant contested those submissions.

development plan may only be amended or annulled contrary to the wishes of the property owners concerned when this is required as a result of new conditions of great public importance and which could not be foreseen

This can hardly be reconciled with the particular consideration to be given to the nature of the judicial function as an independent branch of State power and to the principle of the irremovability of

On the contrary, the possibility foreseen by the new procedure to consider a convict’s release only after forty years constituted inhuman punishment, as it fully disregarded the changes in the applicants

The word “ rongaema ” indicated that a mother had not cared for her child, and the word “ abielulõhkuja ” indicated a person who had harmed or broken up someone else's marriage.

As a result of changes in the laws governing the barristers’ profession   such large practices have grown up on a broad scale, as was to be foreseen when the Federal Barristers Act came into force

After S.K.’s arrest, Z.P. had stated the following: “Would it have harmed him had he taken the money?”.

    However, that plan was not implemented as foreseen.

It is hardly conceivable that it had an “interest in protecting [its] commercial success and viability”, be it for “the benefit of shareholders and employees” or “for the wider economic good” (see Steel

As to the bruising on the back, this could have been caused when the body hanging in the noose went into convulsion hitting off hard blunt surfaces.

Furthermore, changes in B.J.’s behaviour could not have been foreseen by the hospital staff.

  In this respect it should be considered that the applicants could hardly have relied upon the second of the relevant Conseil d’Etat judgments, namely that of 1 July 1991, published in the Gazette

He held as follows: “29...Despite much learned argument addressed to the House, I do not find it necessary to discuss the extent or probability of the risk or the extent to which it must be foreseen.

It can hardly be said, on any reasonable definition of the term, that the acts alleged against the first applicant – as grave as they may be, regard being had to the devastating effects drugs have on people