Section 18 of the 1994 Act, which amends Section 53 of the Children's and Young Persons' Welfare Act of 1965 ("the 1965 Act"), the juvenile court may henceforth not place a young person in remand prison more

Use of a remote-control device was considered to be far more likely since it was safer from the point of view of the terrorist who could get away from the bomb before it exploded and was more controllable

Having L. examined by an expert would only submit her to further pressure which would make her reject her father even more.

According to § 6 the concerned judge has to order pre-trial detention if the purpose of this detention can not be achieved by more lenient measures. 35.

Section 667.61 “(a) A person who is convicted of an offense specified in subdivision (c) under one or more of the circumstances specified in subdivision (d) or under two or more of the circumstances specified

  After the beginning of the trial no more delays occurred.

More clarification was needed concerning the scheme of the PMH staff, including their tasks and the schedules they were bound to respect.

General provisions laying down broad proportionality requirements – as opposed to more specific guidelines – have been considered by the Court to be insufficient.

mentioned lack of capacity is not taken into consideration, the point of departure is that the procedure of selection and admission of persons subject to a TBS order in principle does not need to take more

It might well be thought that a single professional agency, with the resources of the state behind it and an array of powers at its command, would be more consistent in assessing and more effective and

Article   7   §   1 guarantees not only the principle of non-retrospectiveness of more stringent criminal laws but also, implicitly, the principle of retrospectiveness of the more lenient

A.B. had become more aggressive and had continued firing at them, yelling anti-State and religious slogans and saying that he would not surrender.

His partner and son visited him in prison at least once a week and regularly more often. A second son was born to the applicant and his partner on 26 June 1996, whom he also saw every week.

In course of time this position may move, either by way of further fine tuning, as was recently done in relation to remand prisoners and others, or more radically, but its position in the spectrum is plainly

Any use of force must be no more than “absolutely necessary” for the achievement of one or more of the purposes set out in sub-paragraphs (a) to (c).

More and more women entered the labour market. But the trend was a slow one and crude comparisons of the numbers of economically active men and women are misleading.

    The Court sets out the facts of one case more fully below.   Julie BEET (47676/99) 15.

The PKK movement and its struggle are absolutely not terrorist movements.

There were 17.3 per cent more cases dealt with in 1974, 27.5 per cent in 1975 and 13.4 per cent in 1976.

      The mother would not feel more satisfied if she had more       frequent contact.