Moreover, the police knew that L.M. had suffered from pathological jealousy and had other mental instabilities, had difficulties in managing his anger and had a criminal record and history of drug and

The courts had not sufficiently explored the allegations that the child had suffered at the hands of her father.

in domestic law had been complied with.

D. stated in the interview that some jurors had exerted pressure on the jury: M. had allegedly read out each day articles published on the Internet, while N. had told a member of the court’s registry that

The above-mentioned unspecified people had not been able to tell Sh. T. whether the vehicles had had licence plates.

had been aware of an ongoing coup attempt, the trial court found it unlikely that the defendants, who had also had their mobile phones in their possession, had not been aware of it. 21.

In turn, the applicant stated that he had sold the house to B. through an estate agency, which he had informed that he had had the title to the plot.

She alleged that when she had been trafficked, she had been fourteen years old and had remained under C.’s control until 2007, when she managed to escape and then continued to work as a prostitute in various

The individual cell had had a window but no daylight had come through. There were only dirty bedclothes. There had also been a toilet which did not flush.

Having heard that, V.G. had taken a knife from his sleeve and had killed the man. He had then gone to a bar and had told its owner what had happened.

The psychiatrists had concluded that the children were afraid of the applicant; they had openly told them that he had been beating them.

Upon exiting the car, she had realised that it had been moved and had been parked in a place which she had not recognised at the time but which she had subsequently identified as Via Cosseria.

They had not received any additional drugs as the hospital pharmacy had had sufficient amounts of medicine.

it had been suicide.

question had been “established by law”.

E. had been a patient of the hospital on many occasions; she had never had suicidal tendencies and nothing had indicated that she could try to take her own life.

Between his return and his placing in the ordinary prison unit he had had only had two visits from senior psychiatrists, who had primarily come to administer prescribed antipsychotics and had had a short

The domestic courts had also stressed that the right to assembly had not been suspended at the material time and had proceeded to assess whether the interference had been compatible with the domestic legal

(ii) Whether the interference was provided by law and pursued a legitimate aim – The annulment had been provided by law and the manner of restitution chosen had had a legal basis which had been sufficiently