Italie [GC], n o 26772/95, § 170, CEDH 2000 ‑ IV, et Quinn c.

Italie [GC], n o 26772/95, § 170, CEDH 2000 ‑ IV, et Quinn c.

Par ailleurs, elle réaffirme que, si un certain délai pour l’exécution d’une décision de remise en liberté est souvent inévitable, encore faut-il qu’il soit réduit au minimum ( Quinn c.

légalement privés de leur liberté, étant bien entendu que ces circonstances appellent une interprétation étroite, puisqu'il s'agit d'exceptions à une garantie fondamentale de la liberté individuelle ( Quinn

Toutefois, les autorités nationales doivent s'efforcer de réduire ces délais au minimum ( Quinn c.   France , 22 mars 1995, § 42, série A n o 311   ; Giulia Manzoni c.

Dermot Quinn (jugement de la Crown Court de Belfast, du 23 décembre 1991), le juge a rejeté l’argument selon lequel il était impossible de parvenir à des conclusions défavorables à l’accusé en vertu de

les dispositions normatives et procédurales, mais elle commande de surcroît la conformité de toute privation de liberté au but de l’article 5 (art. 5): protéger l’individu contre l’arbitraire (arrêt Quinn

UK judgment of 15   November 1996, Reports of Judgments and Decisions 1996 ‑ V, p. 1863, § 113 and the Quinn v.

    Judge Advocates The Judge Advocate of the Fleet is appointed by the Queen on the recommendation of the Lord Chancellor and is removable on the same authority for inability or misbehaviour

In particular, was the deprivation of liberty during the period between 13 May 2011 and 29 September 2011 justified within the meaning of sub-paragraph (f) of this provision (see Quinn v.

    In Case C-9/91 The Queen v.

    Judges are appointed by the Queen on the recommendation of the Minister of Justice, who is advised by the courts.

Through an interpreter       he gives a quiet and seemingly credible account [of his ill-       treatment].

When she started bleeding from the nose, her assailant was approached by Mr D., who had a quiet word with him. The assailant, together with other men in civilian clothes, then left the scene.

    Fellow soldiers gave statements describing the deceased as quiet and reserved.

It had disrupted the previous residents’ quiet way of life and the eleven to nineteen-story towers had disfigured a neighbourhood previously characterised by low-rise nineteenth ‑ century buildings

The servicemen were leaving and told them to be quiet. About five minutes later the electricity went off in the village and the applicants returned to the house.

publishing groups which systematically invade people’s privacy; v. following or chasing persons to photograph, film or record them, in such a manner that they are prevented from enjoying the normal peace and quiet

If a Kurd is victimised [killed] all the legal and democratic institutions keep quiet."