are not prevented from banning, or even criminalising, the use of certain symbols ...’ but recalled that such a ban or criminalisation needs to comply with the requirements of lawful restrictions foreseen

In particular, this revocation had resulted in the applicant’s being de facto deprived of a plot of land on grounds not foreseen in the applicable legislation and in violation of due process provisions

has also held that before an accused can be said to have implicitly, through his conduct, waived an important right under Article 6 of the Convention, it must be shown that he could reasonably have foreseen

Armand Atlan to believe that it was worthwhile going for the third time to Copenhagen for a delivery of the diamonds and he notified Customs of the itinerary of the various people which was to be foreseen

a breach of the rules on the organisation and holding of assemblies was punishable under Article 298 of the Code of Administrative Offences of 2000 (“the CAO”) by a reprimand or a fine of seven to thirteen

The applicant was indicted on charges of having committed in total thirteen offences, including three offences while acting in an organised group. 12.

Initially, the commission’s work was foreseen for a period of four years, which was subsequently extended.

The fact that, out of the thirteen constitutional conflicts found by the Constitutional Court in the past fourteen years, only two referred to the DNA did not prove that that institution had engaged in

Conclusion : no violation and not necessary to pursue examination of preliminary objection concerning exhaustion of domestic remedies (thirteen votes to seven).

The complaint against a general practitioner must be lodged within thirteen weeks following an alleged breach of his terms of service.

    In the Government’s opinion, the prison authorities could not have foreseen that Bilal Çoşelav would commit suicide.

The applicant had never requested a medical examination; he had only raised before the national authorities the complaint of ill-treatment by the police thirteen months after the date on which it had allegedly

The arrival of his wife and children, who were aged three, six and thirteen at the time of the request for family reunification and were themselves refugees in a third country, was thus the only means

At the same time he was acquitted of thirteen other charges brought against him and was found guilty on one count, namely that of having illegally sold liquefied gas which had been seized by a bailiff,

They also maintained that Articles 246 and 247 of the Penal Code were inapplicable since they required intent ( forsett ) on the part of the wrongdoer.

decisions were based on the information obtained during about thirty interviews, including those of the experts and Mr Masnev’s relatives, two crime scene examinations, one crime-scene reconstruction, and thirteen

The parties stipulated that the amount of that compensation, which they put at thirteen and a half million old Bulgarian levs, was equal to the value of the three additional storeys and the three buildings

    The applicants alleged, in particular, that they had been prosecuted and convicted for offences the existence of which could not have been foreseen at the material time, and that the criminal

    The Regional Court found that the applicant had partly masturbated boys aged six to thirteen and had partly incited them to commit acts of a sexual or masochist nature on him in his apartment