It only subjected that activity to conditions, which they were not unable to meet.

He submitted that there had been at least 100 detainees in Unit 6.

They were informed that they would be strip-searched and that if they refused they would be denied their visit to Mr O'Neill.

Thierry, conseiller rapporteur, M. Renard-Payen, conseiller, M.

That did not, however, mean that individuals could be subjected to stricter requirements of knowledge than public authorities, as long as they provided those authorities with all the information that had

Therefore, it could not be used to conclude that the existence of that particular remedy was sufficiently certain not only in theory but also in practice at the time the relevant proceedings were concluded

    The Government submitted hand-written statements of prison inspectors Kh. and L. dated 20 January 2006, in which they had certified that in 2001 there had been no more than 28 persons in

They pointed out that the Milan Court of Appeal had affirmed that there was no provision specifically requiring the latter to prevent the use of drugs by prisoners, and considered that in so doing the

The person seeking compensation will thus have to prove, firstly, that there has been a delay in the proceedings, secondly, that damage has occurred, and, thirdly, that there is a causal link between the

P 20/09) in which that court declared the previous regulation unconstitutional, holding that there were not sufficient reasons to lower the minimum wage with respect to prisoners.

On 8   December 2005 they replied that they were not in a position to ensure better conditions for detainees. 8.

    where the Indictment Division has stated in the judgment that there are no grounds for an investigation; 2.

They argued that the three-year prescription period for the purposes of a compensation claim in tort based on the excessive length of proceedings could run from a date later than the date on which a final

as it would not be sufficiently persuaded that there was a risk of repetition.

Y..., Bernard de Saint-Affrique, Thierry, Averseng, Lemontey, Gélineau-Larrivet, conseillers, M. Savatier, conseiller référendaire, M.

Thierry, Renard-Payen, Lemontey, Chartier, Mme Gié, M. Ancel, conseillers, Mme Catry, conseiller référendaire, M.

Thierry Y..., demeurant 10 Haut des Combes, Rive de Gier (Loire), 12 / de M. Pierrick C... Donato, demeurant ...; 13 / de M. Jean-Louis M..., demeurant ..., 14 / de M.

Thierry X..., demeurant ..., 6 / de M.

He further argued that the proceedings were not of particular complexity and that there were no reasons for such a delay.