The judge found the forensic evidence from Marine E's rifle butt and clothing supported his story as to smashing the car window.

The extruder sucked in a loose end of K.’s clothing tearing off his arms and inflicting other injuries, which proved lethal.

October 1952 and September 1956, forwarded to a certain Lothar Rafael in Trieste, Holland, Switzerland and other countries, various consignments of soap, milling tools, soldering sticks, soldering wire, clothing

Referring to the first set of criminal proceedings against the applicant, the prosecutor preferred the charge of theft aggravated by repetition and causing substantial damage, an offence under Article

Every prisoner was required to undress completely and to hand each item of clothing through the bars of the cell to be searched by the guards.

A number of police officers entered the house and found Mr Omar standing in the bathtub, fully clothed and screaming, with a rucksack on his back.

Prisons accommodate the individuals who were sentenced to more than five years’ imprisonment for the commission of a particularly serious crime, who are particularly dangerous recidivists or who are repeat

Every prisoner was required to undress completely and to hand each item of clothing through the bars of the cell in order for it to be searched by the guards.

When the first applicant, Abdülrezak, opened the door, he saw plain clothed members of the Anti-Terror Branch of the police.

The applicant’s inmates were repeat offenders. Some of them suffered from contagious diseases, such as HIV and tuberculosis.

    In the car and in K.I.’s clothing, the police found and seized some of the valuables taken in the robbery as well as the applicant’s identity card and mobile telephone. 10.

    visible traces of the offence have been discovered on the person’s body or clothing or in his place of residence; 4.     the person in question has attempted to flee ...”

    Placing [a convicted prisoner or a pre-trial detainee] in unfavourable conditions consisting of a lack of sufficient living space, food, clothing, heating, light, ventilation, medical care

Superintendent Sikking had asked him to repeat that. Officer Bultstra had repeated: “I have fired.”

Some of his clothing matched the description of the clothes worn by the robber.

He believed that there had been an IRA directive not to repeat the carnage of a recent bomb in Enniskillen and to keep to a minimum the loss of life to innocent civilians.

the   above-mentioned provision: “... if immediately after an offence has been committed, eyewitnesses, including victims, or cumulative marks [found] on the body [of a person], on [his or her] clothing

The fact that she could not describe his clothing did not discredit her evidence. The court found that it could not be required of a witness to note everything necessary for criminal proceedings.

    In the Government’s version of events V.V., a police officer, opened the front passenger door and pulled the applicant out of the vehicle by his clothing.