He only noted that he continued being assisted by inmates in his everyday needs.

The Ministry also noted, in particular: “the introduction of two types of [extract] was prompted by the need to differentiate between personal data recorded in the [police register]. ...

The daily cost of feeding a detainee in 2010 was MDL 10.24, whilst the daily budgetary need was MDL 12.35.

    In 2011 the competent medical authorities established that the applicant was ninety percent incapacitated and that she needed help to carry out activities of daily living. 7 .

He complains that there were no relevant and sufficient reasons to remand him in custody, that the courts denied him access to the materials contained in the criminal file which he needed in order to challenge

Despite the fact that he had clearly stated that he needed the copies in connection with his application to the Court, his requests had been refused.

        On the other hand, she well understands Jonas' physical needs and       his need of linguistic stimulation ...

She was almost completely paralysed and needed artificial ventilation and constant care and assistance from nursing staff.

’s action regarding the failure to report and misconduct in public office offences and sent the case back to the prosecutor’s office to continue the investigation, indicating the aspects that still needed

It found it probable that a removal prohibition regarding X might be needed.

The Court had stated on many occasions that very weighty reasons needed to be put forward before a difference in treatment on the ground of birth out-of-wedlock could be regarded as compatible with the

In taking this decision the District Court took into account the child’s age, her close emotional ties with the mother and brother and her need for constant care by the mother for proper development, the

The risk of obstructing the investigation was justified by the need to examine witnesses and prepare expert reports.

    The Law on Alienation of Property for the Needs of Society and the State (in force from 30 December 2006) 43.

  He was considered to be in immediate need of care on account of an increasingly serious risk for his health and development.

It also held that his detention should continue in view of the need to ensure the proper conduct of the trial.

educational needs.

He stated that he knew a little German and did not, for the purpose of the interrogation by the police, need an interpreter.

He had since 2015 regularly been assessed by an educational psychological service and was considered to have special care needs.