The doctor who examined him said that there was no problem and left the room. About 10 minutes later R.T. started to vomit and his family again called the doctor.

The applicant had, however, already admitted to membership of the Irish Republican Army (“IRA”) and attempting to rob a post office.

If you choose to remain silent, the district prosecutor will have to prove your guilt by other means (witnesses, etc.).

Traces of blood were found in the bedroom, living room, toilet and on the balcony. It appears that the applicant also had a number of stab wounds. He was also brought to a hospital.

During questioning, the applicant refused to answer any questions, referring to his constitutional right to remain silent.

M. and U. rented a room. 8.     In the bar they all consumed alcohol and then added a soporific to M.'s glass, after which she fell asleep. R.

where cannabis was being cultivated and another room with a box full of dried cannabis; on appeal the applicant kept on insisting that the drugs found were for his own personal use, thus repeating what

[the applicant] came into the dining room as the patient from room 6 sat talking loudly about his frustration about everything. [The applicant] made some negative comments.

    The basement was divided into two rooms.

The basement was divided into two rooms.

She was removed from the room. Outside the room, the applicant was told by the police officers, “Do you know Yusuf Ekinci? His body was found in an empty lot.

The applicant and K. had agreed that the applicant would rob the couple, but the applicant had overstepped that agreement and had killed them. 21.

He was then taken to a different room for questioning.

In May 2008 outside a Government building in Chişinau’s main square he staged a silent protest about his brother’s arrest and detention a few days’ earlier.

Mr Sejdić is now the Roma Monitor of the Organisation on Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) Mission to Bosnia and Herzegovina, having previously served as a member of the Roma Council of Bosnia

At the same time the applicant was informed of his right to an interpreter and a lawyer of his own choosing and to remain silent.

Ettore Palmieri, a lawyer practising in Rome.        The facts of the case, as submitted by the applicant, may be summarised as follows.

    The record of the applicant’s arrest was drawn up by the investigator   K. and the applicant was informed about his rights, including the right to remain silent and the right to a lawyer

The document continued that the first applicant had stated that they had arrived in Bitola to see whether there were any other Roma asylum-seekers at the border with Greece.

There are long pauses where it is completely silent in the room.” As to the first applicant, the report by M.H. noted, inter alia, the following: “[He] was very passive during both visits.