In the meantime the fourth applicant heard her husband, the fifth applicant, calling her from the backyard. She understood that he had heard the noise and shooting in the house and returned.

    During trial the applicant made a plea of entrapment, claiming that “Michael” had been calling him incessantly, pressing him to sell.

G.S. kept calling the children during contact hours on the mobile telephones she had given them, and the applicant was trying to impede that communication.

alone with a pregnant woman, whom he knew was thus placed in a weakened position; – he violently struck C.L., as shown by the medical findings, and left her for dead; – he then fled the scene without calling

The investigators assaulted him, calling him a “murderer”, beating him and demanding him to explain why they had murdered the two fellow servicemen.

    Until the police arrived, the Party members, including the applicant, waved placards through the office window, threw out leaflets and chanted slogans calling for the President’s resignation

The High Court considered that the impugned newspaper coverage concerned a matter of general interest calling for strong protection of the right to freedom of expression.

   On 8 July 1996 the pro-“TRNC” government newspaper “Kıbrıs” reported that they had received a statement from a fascist group calling itself the Turkish Revenge Brigade claiming that they had

    On 23 September 2015 the applicant also published a post on VKontakte, [1] calling for participation in the public discussion on 25   September 2015. 12.

Without calling into question the discontinuance of proceedings, the courts should have taken note of the factual finding that the applicant had been the victim of unlawful violence at the hands of the

On 18 November 1983 the United Nations Security Council adopted Resolution   541 (1983) declaring the proclamation of the establishment of the “TRNC” legally invalid and calling upon all States not

    During the night of 15 to 16 July 2016 a group of members of the Turkish armed forces calling themselves the “Peace at Home Council” attempted to carry out a military coup aimed at overthrowing

They claimed to have received numerous public petitions from various political, religious, governmental and non-governmental organisations calling for the ban, some of which included threats of violence

In addition, witness Sh. wrote a letter to the court and complained that unknown individuals had been calling him on the phone and making threats in connection with the proceedings.

    On the same day he also sent a letter to the President of the KBR, calling for emergency clean-up and restoration work to the dam and for an early warning system to be set up to raise the

    On 8 July 1996 the pro-“TRNC” government newspaper Kıbrıs reported that it had received a statement from a fascist group calling itself the Turkish Revenge Brigade, claiming that it had killed

public authority (Article 158 § 1 (a) of the Criminal Code) for altering records pertaining to the applicant's criminal complaint of 2   November 2002 and arbitrarily treating it as a minor offence calling

In reply to the applicant’s submission that the importance and the nature of the issue, that is the detainee’s mental state, called for an oral hearing, including the possibility of calling and questioning

    About a week before the trial Mr Christie's solicitors indicated that they intended to make an application to the trial judge seeking to prevent the applicant from calling a number of witnesses