If intelligence is regularly shared with a State where there exists the possibility that torture may be employed, when should a prosecution against a man who has been in the hands of that State be stayed

BULGARIA (Application no. 42820/19)             JUDGMENT   STRASBOURG 29 April 2025   This judgment is final but it may be subject to editorial revision.

    The relevant excerpts from the Code of Good Practice in Electoral Matters (Guidelines and Explanatory Report) (CDL-AD (2002) 23 rev), adopted by the European Commission for Democracy Through

    The facts of the case may be summarised as follows. 5.

       By decision of 3 May 1994 the tapping of telephone line "A" was prolonged for four weeks as from 5 May 1994.

It may be subject to editorial revision.

    In its judgment of 27 May 1999 (E. 1998/58, K. 1999/19), which was published in the Official Gazette of 4 March 2000, the Constitutional Court stated, inter alia : “The legislature and executive

Kirakosyan, Representative of the Republic of Armenia on International Legal Matters. 4.     The facts of the case may be summarised as follows. incident of 19 July 2016 5 .

On the other hand, the commanding general or the designated officer may in appropriate circumstances leave the case to be dealt with as a disciplinary matter (Article 12).

This fact was brought to the applicants’ attention on 11   August 2008 through a recommendation entitled “Guidelines on dealing with religious matters in schools” (see paragraph 27 below).

Any violation of secret suffrage should be sanctioned (guideline I.4.d). 54.

The judgment was not appealed against and became final and binding on 3 May 2002. 28.

The guidelines were, inter alia , that the composition of the City Administration should reflect the last (1991) census and that the unified council and electoral system should provide for: representation

It may be subject to editorial revision . In the case of V.C. v.

The facts of the case, as submitted by the applicant, may be summarised as follows. A.     The circumstances of the case 1.

A judge had the obligation to obtain and assess evidence in each case in an impartial manner and the mere fact that he had decided a parallel matter did not give rise to doubt that he would not respect

In order to guarantee the effectiveness of these rights, it may nevertheless be necessary to protect them in relations between private persons.

Release may be conditioned by guarantees to appear for trial.”

least tacitly waived any rights they may have had under Article 6 concerning the issue of impartiality of the judge. 35.