regime of a lifer (despite repeated recommendations from the CPT to this effect), the very small proportion of life-sentenced prisoners allowed to associate with other sentenced prisoners (nonlifers) is hardly

The applicant’s arrest, his personal search and questioning as a suspect According to the record of arrest drafted at 3.30 pm on 5 June 2004, police arrested the applicant in the hall of the eighth floor

She was handed a signed statement from Mr X in which he confirmed this.

The mere fact that the case is complex would hardly justify detention on remand for years."   36.

The Finnish duo paid a bribe to [an] Austrian intermediary ..., who handed it over to another intermediary ... who kept part of the money.

Significant advantages that might flow from the system of exclusive rights of audience are not to be seen.

In respect of some of the stories, it could hardly have been more so.

  The applicant was taken to the headquarters of the Central Intelligence Service in Limassol, on the third floor.

Sh. had handed money over to the applicant, who had said that he would go downstairs to get change. When he had left the room he had been arrested by the police.

In the Erikan Bulut case, the Court first examined the applicability of Article 2 because the applicant had fallen from the fifth floor of a building whilst in police custody but had not died.

    On 31 January 1997 the Administrative Jurisdiction Division handed down its decision. It rejected all the complaints of a general nature.

According to the Government, all these devices were handed over to the relevant examination body within the State Police in two sealed bags.

Letters shall be posted in mail boxes or handed to representatives of the administration unsealed. ... Correspondence received or dispatched by prisoners shall be reviewed.

-O. be arrested and handed over to them – to no avail. 13 .

    On their arrival in Lebanon, they were handed over to the Lebanese police, who arrested and interrogated them and then let them go. 12.

It explained that the documents in question contained names of clients, aspects of its commercial strategy and data concerning its cash flow. The request was allowed by the Council.

OZ was brought to a police station where, in the presence of witnesses, she handed over a sachet of heroin which she claimed had been sold to her by the applicant, who had procured it from SZ.

Such an obligation did not flow from Article 6 § 3 of the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms either.

According to the file a staff member of the Austrian embassy in Washington handed these documents over to a staff member of the United States Department of State.