44 (Ms Malika Amkhadova) submitted that when she had subsequently seen the body of her son Adam Temersultanov, he was missing the little finger on the left hand. 2.

This arrangement left him with very little space in which to move around easily. 29.

She had obviously been emotionally affected by the fact that her son’s condition had deteriorated after the surgery and that there were little or no prospects for improvement.

Even where the judge admits the answers, the jury in solemn cases is entitled to take into account the circumstances in which any incriminating answers were given and, if they think fit, to give no or little

  With respect to the length of the applicant's detention it was pointed out that this had been reasonable, since it had lasted for little more than a year only, and this had been adequate in view

never been found guilty of an intentional offence; (b)     the court is convinced, taking into account the offender’s personal traits and his behaviour during the proceedings, that there is little

As a starting point, the parties thus decide themselves how much or how little the court is to be provided with in order to consider the case.

The government, that is to say, political power carries very little weight against the power of the State.

One of her employers also started to slap or hit her for no or little reason.

Accordingly, as the Government’s arguments relating to, inter alia , the legal interests protected by Article 261 bis related to the broader meaning, they were of little relevance.

Indeed, the defence was enabled to question him in open court, though to little effect. Rather, V. refused to give evidence, relying on his privilege against self-incrimination.

  The agent was not Zairean and spoke little French, the applicant's mother tongue.

The police officers deployed at the site allegedly paid little if any attention to the clashes and never interfered with the workers’ or the guards’ actions.

Moreover, he appeared to have little confidence in, or patience with, public authorities, including the child welfare authorities.

  The applicant had not shown that the little round mark close to his larynx reported by the doctor in his certificate of 26 March 1981 could only have been caused by strangulation.

Two years on from the attack the SFIU was still investigating and little was known about the scope of that investigation. 33.

In his opinion, nobody would be shocked if he was released from pre-trial detention, as little publicity had been given to the criminal investigation and his arrest.

She stated, inter alia , that she was a native Russian speaker and did not speak Chechen, that she and her family had moved to Rostov when she was a little child not yet attending school, and that she

contradictory and cursory statements about their alleged conversion and that the evidence submitted in relation to both the motivation for that conversion and the process leading up to it had provided too little

The second applicant had arrived a little later and had entered the car, and the car had left.