Each cell had been infested with insects and had had a toilet which had not been separated from the living area.

According to Nurses P. and G. who had begun their duties at 4.30 p.m., Radik Khabirov had seemed to be in a good mood, had been calm and had shared his plans for the future.

Although the tenancy had expired on 31 December 1983 and an order for possession had been made by the Livorno Magistrate, the tenant had refused to vacate.

The gravity of the interference had, furthermore, been exacerbated by the particularly severe penalty that had been imposed: a heavy prison sentence when none had been justified.

They had gone downstairs to another flat and he had followed D. inside. He had seen a man staggering in the hallway. D. had then pointed out the items that had been stolen.

The Court had already established that the victim had been tortured in the presence of the witness.

The Court observed the following relevant elements: before the Minister had refused his application, the applicant had succeeded in the examination to become a court expert and had been invited to take

She had had custody of her Roma granddaughter since the latter’s birth in 2010.

Therefore, the confirmation of her dismissal by the domestic courts had had clearly negative financial consequences.

Indeed, the applicant and his son had had a history of harassment by the police and the way in which the applicant’s son had been abducted had been similar to other such disappearances reported at that

Once recognisance had been provided the applicant had been released on 22   December 1999.

The applicant had not provided further details but had informed him that he had lodged an application with the Court. 63 .

The proceedings had lasted a long time and had attracted immense media attention.

The Regional Court allowed the action and found that her detention had been illegal, as it had not been ordered by a district court nor had the applicant given her consent.

personal purposes –   In the present case, however, the defendant had been a legal person and had not used the applicant’s book exclusively for personal purposes but had made it available online

As the IQC and Appeal Chamber had been set up and composed in a legitimate way, satisfying the requirements of a “tribunal established by law”, the applicant had had access to a “court”.

a shower, he had not been provided with regular meals, and he had been given no information about the length of his stay or about his case;   (viii) before he had been placed in the shelter, he had

The report stated that the applicant had been in a state of alcoholic intoxication, had walked with difficulty, had fallen over and had been aggressive.