The Secretary of State acknowledged in the proceedings that there was not a significant risk that the applicant would commit further violent offences but asserted that he could lawfully detain a post-tariff

In any event, there is no evidence that the remedies which are available in theory could work effectively in practice when it comes to prison conditions and treatment of prisoners.

It was found, firstly, that the injuries that appeared to have caused the child’s death must have been caused less than 48 hours before death.

In the record they confirmed that they had been given sufficient time for the perusal, that they proposed no further investigation be carried out, and that they had no comments on the documents included

    She found that there were many objections to the scheme, other than its being discriminatory.

In view of the role that the High Court has found it proven that [the applicant] played, Article 60A suggest that the sentence be somewhat stricter than that for a corresponding offence without any links

They further submitted that “there were no doubts that the applicant’s farm had constituted a source of income”; they failed however to submit any evidence to support this statement.

It is incumbent on the Government claiming non-exhaustion to satisfy the Court that the remedy was an effective one available in theory and in practice at the relevant time, that is to say, that it was

    The Government pointed out that prior to the requisition order the applicant had not resided in the premises. They had been rented out to a third party who did not live in them.

There was no dispute between the parties that the domestic legal provisions providing the legal basis for the impugned interference were accessible to the applicant.

There was no dispute between the parties that the domestic legal provisions providing the legal basis for the impugned interference were accessible to the applicant.

In any event, there is no evidence that the remedies which were available in theory could work effectively in practice when it came to prison conditions and the treatment of prisoners.

applicants to use it; it had not been established that the remedy was effective not only in theory but also in practice.

It first argues that in its case there has been no formal refusal to grant the assistance of the police, so that there is no decision against which it could be possible to apply to courts, either administrative

The first was judicial review proceedings in the High Court, by which they said that the applicant could have sought an order that the responsible Government department make a payment to him equivalent

  3)   Thery v. France (Section 3) - The case concerns the length of administrative proceedings.

    In this respect, the Court notes that, in its recent case-law, it has considered that there exists an effective remedy in Sweden that is capable of affording redress in respect of alleged

However, the applicant’s housing conditions had become adequate within less than four months. THE THIRD-PARTY INTERVENERS 14.

that they were open about this sexual orientation.