It followed that the Prosecutor General’s decision regarding that content had not had a legal basis.

The report drawn up following the search had been submitted to a judge of the first-instance court, who had given his formal approval but had given no reasons.

had contributed to the creation of a public perception that he had been guilty.

That interference had had a legal basis.

That interference had had a legal basis.

They had found it sufficient to state that the content had been related to the election and had been produced and disseminated during the electoral campaign.

That interference had had a legal basis.

Subsequently, as soon as he had been charged, on the same day, the applicant had had the assistance of a lawyer of his choosing who had later assisted him during all his statements before the prosecution

The applicant had had extensive contact with health personnel at Ila, in conversations which had often had characteristics of social contact.

had occurred.

Several days after the critical date, he had met with G.B. who had told him that the applicant had made no harm to him and that others were lying.

It had not been alleged that the non-nationals in question – whom the applicant had registered as residents in her flat – had entered Russia illegally or had lacked the proper documentation to stay legally

A B, représenté par Me Ben Hadj Younes, demande au tribunal, dans le dernier état de ses écritures : 1°) de l'admettre au bénéfice de l'aide juridictionnelle provisoire ; 2°) d'annuler l'arrêté du

A B, représenté par Me Ben Hadj Younes, demande au tribunal, dans le dernier état de ses écritures : 1°) de l'admettre au bénéfice de l'aide juridictionnelle provisoire ; 2°) d'annuler l'arrêté du

According to the lawyer, M.P. had communicated in a calm manner, he had not been agitated and had had no complaints. A.

been obliged to live on their employers’ property and had had no opportunity to alter their situation, feeling that it had been permanent and unlikely to change.

The officer had had a talk with the applicant’s son, during which the latter had complained that convoy soldiers had been beating him up.

Moreover, the medical personnel had been diligently informed that he was a diabetic in need of insulin and none of the doctors who had seen the applicant on that day had denied it.