This provision replaced the one contained in section 21(4), which provided that the court could decide to conduct the proceedings in camera of its own motion or on an application by a party.

The Court of Appeal had found no reason to deviate from that assessment. 39.

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On both occasions he denied any ill-treatment and no relevant sign of injury was detected. 2.     The applicants’ trial 15.

If the party to whom the classified materials relate is denied access to all or most of the materials in question, his or her possibilities of contradicting the security agency’s version of the facts will

The police officers denied any ill-treatment of the applicant’s son; they explained that in the medical centre he was conscious, followed the instructions of the narcologist but refused the medical assistance

the above application lodged on 24 April 2006, Having regard to the observations submitted by the respondent Government and the observations in reply submitted by the applicant, Having deliberated, decides

However, no authority acknowledged any involvement in the abduction of Lecha and Ibragim Betayev and all of them denied knowledge of their whereabouts. 26.

He denied any sexual abuse, suspecting that the mother had manipulated E. into saying negative things about him in order to prevent his visits with the child.

However, the Government referred to the absence of conclusions from the pending investigation and denied that the State was responsible for the disappearance of the applicants’ family member. 60.

Act 1870 of the previous century, which in turn reflected earlier rules of law relating to the forfeiture of certain rights by a convicted “felon” (the so-called “civic death” of the times of King Edward

While examining the issue of the admissibility of the applicant’s confession statement made at the pre-trial stage, the trial court questioned police officers Ser., Sel., Petr., Prokh. and Yud., who denied

Both officers denied beating the applicant or applying any other unlawful methods of investigation.

Nor can the existence of an "injured party" be denied.

However, they denied that the abductors were State servicemen.

    In the course of the pre-trial proceedings the applicant denied his guilt, stressing that he was a heroin addict and that the drugs found in his possession were for his own use only.

He denied that his brother had suffered from alcoholism. 41.

But your Lordships' task is not to decide whether it is desirable but whether presently the legislation confers it.” 25 .