Bearing in mind the lack of information given to the said applicants about the Government’s plans in their respect and the conditions they were kept in for eight hours on the bus, allegedly with little

It considers that, in these circumstances, an objection against such stereotyped reasoning would have had little prospect of success before another instance.

  Each case was to be judged on its own facts, but it was possible now to provide a little more detail at least about those who fell within the ‘political profile’ sub-category.

12 years and four months, of the applicant’s detention on remand, and a violation of Article   5 §   4 as any existing remedy at that time to challenge the lawfulness of that detention had little

Noting that the applicants in general had provided very little information, the court found it difficult to understand why, for instance, the first applicant had refused to name the person at whose home

and in consequence prejudiced and unable to make a fair judgment;   (d)   that the applicant was not given full proper advance notice of the matters being raised against him and was given little

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

In this respect the Court reiterates that there is little scope under Article 10 § 2 of the Convention for restrictions on freedom of expression when a matter of public interest is at stake (see Couderc

       The procedure in Scotland for enforcing payment of the community charge was apparently designed with a view to leaving as little scope for dispute as possible.

The applicant's appeal was pending for a little more than one year, whereas the Supreme Court refused leave to appeal within two months.

had been served in accordance with the requirements of Article 588 para. 1 (b) of the Code of Criminal Procedure (Wetboek van Strafvordering) and that a request for revision would, therefore, stand little

  While the first applicant's replies to the charges had said little more than the bare minimum, the High Court did not find it established from where he had received the drugs or what role he had

Even at the occupancy rate put forward by the Government, the applicant’s living space during the periods he spent there seems to have regularly been below 4 sq. m and was sometimes as little as 1.45 sq

The Court found, in addition, that the domestic courts had applied a formalistic approach and had left a governmental agency full and uncontrolled discretion to certify, with reference to little more than

He considered that judicial review, with the preliminary filter of the need for leave and little prospect of obtaining an order for cross-examination of witnesses, was hardly a satisfactory substitute

Although he was not formally recognised as a suspect, the material before the Court leaves little doubt in respect of his actual status as a person arrested on suspicion of having committed a criminal

The Koper District Court rejected the applicant’s request, stating that while the police search of his mobile telephone without a court order violated his right to communication privacy, it had little

It considers therefore that the Government’s submission on the inheritance question has little relevance to the proceedings before the Court and must be rejected (see paragraph 26 above). B.

failure of the authorities, following years of investigation, to produce to the court a case ready for trial or to drop the charges against the applicant in compliance with applicable law, reveals little

  After having deliberated the Court expressed the view that the applicant's case had very little prospects of success.