Little or no attention was given to the needs of the victim and once the perpetrator was convicted that would be seen as the end of the matter.

Court allowed an award of IR£ 60,000, Murphy   J. stated on the subject of directions to the jury; “Judges in charging juries as to their responsibilities in determining damages ... can say or do little

However, the police had little idea of what to expect or how they would react to it if and when it happened.

In the early hours of 29 October 2000 there was also a fire at Mr P’s business premises (an unlocked outbuilding used to store material of little value).

In particular she had decided (it seems) not to answer any of their questions and in this situation, and with the short detention period permitted by the section, there was little that the interviewer

    It was the High Court’s opinion that, if the applicant’s father wanted to take over the care of A, there was little doubt that he would threaten or persuade the applicant to use contact sessions

     If the car had been very little used the fibres could possibly      have been on the seats for weeks.

  It was established in the course of the trial that the offence was committed within 36 hours of the applicant's coming out of prison at a time when he had had little sleep, had consumed a certain

  If the car had been very little used the fibres could possibly have been on the seats for weeks.

Similarly, the effect the note actually had on the judges of the Oporto Court of Appeal is of little consequence (see Nideröst-Huber , cited above, §§ 27 and 29). 42.

(2) of the Criminal Procedure Act reads as follows: “The public prosecutor may waive prosecution: if a penalty more severe than a fine is not anticipated and the offence is as a whole considered of little

The Court further considered that any appeal lodged by Serhat, Baran and Enver Yiğit would have had little prospect of resulting in their release.

  Scottish law would be similar in this respect, although there is little specifically about access to court in the Prison (Scotland) Rules.

  Apparently, I have to be a little more careful in the future when it comes to relying trustfully on informal undertakings and therefore refraining from issuing an order that execution be stayed.

  During his imprisonment his marriage broke down and he has had little contact with his five children.         The first applicant's father died in 1967.

Furthermore, the failure of the authorities, following years of investigation, to produce to the court a case ready for trial reveals little diligence on their part. 56.

Referring to the principles established in its case-law (see, among other authorities, Cocchiarella, cited above, §§ 69-98), the Court observes that the sum in question represents little more than about

may be whether there are insurmountable obstacles to the spouse having a right of residence following the spouse affected by the decision or order, such as difficulties of language, or where there is little

The Government note that the applicant has produced little information to substantiate his claim of loss of business.

Also the High Court stressed the absence of documentary evidence and that it had little to go by.