to it and because he posed a risk to himself and others owing to his unstable state of health. 13 .

to the [relevant] court by the persons authorised to do so. ...” 44 .

conviction to be reviewed.

to EU law.

Asked in a series of questions to provide more detail of how they tried to recruit him, the applicant explained: “Say one of them comes to us to try to tempt me to go and join them, myself and my brother

her to the hearing.

which they are entitled – especially of the following: (a) the right to remain silent, not to make a statement if they do not wish to, not to answer any or some of the questions put to them or to state

to Armenia. 25.

, to twenty-four years on each count; and for damage to property, to eleven years’ imprisonment.

As to the sanction, the disciplinary board made reference to the damage caused to society’s interactions with the justice system in general, to the actual personal circumstances of the applicant and to

or to inform T.

2011 and to remit the case for a retrial was contrary to the principle of legal certainty, the right to fair proceedings and the ne bis in idem principle.

   Disclosure of information to Parliament and to the public 43 .

    Assuming that their failure to initiate criminal proceedings into incidents such as those complained of could to a certain extent be attributed to travel restrictions within and related to

damage to her reputation. 26.

, was   unable to sit   in the case (Rule 28 of the Rules of Court) and that the President of the Chamber decided to appoint Ms Anne Louise Bormann to sit as an   ad hoc   judge (Rule

their homes and properties and moving freely to and entering northern Cyprus, from exercising their rights to respect for their homes and to peaceful enjoyment of their possessions in breach of Articles

Vaccination with an understanding of natural connections, education – and courage to listen to our own hearts, which means courage to listen to our intuition.

Article 26 § 1 Other personal rights “Everyone has the right to a personal identity, to the development of his or her personality, to civil capacity, to citizenship, to his or her good name and reputation