Then, ruling on the proportionality of the measure, the Court found that the measure was too broad, since it covered the whole spectrum of those convicted, and expressed the view that it was a blunt instrument

The relevant expert report also stated that those injuries had been inflicted by hard blunt object(s), and that they had not caused any harm to the applicant’s health. 12 .

The expert concluded that the injuries had been caused by a blunt, firm object, possibly on 16 January 2002, and had resulted in insignificant damage to the applicant’s health. 22.

    The forensic expert stated that the bruising could have been caused by the impact of a blunt object or a fall onto such an object.

The expert concluded that the rib fracture could have originated from a blunt firm object on the date referred to in the investigator’s request.

before death, of which the depression and the haemorrhages of neck muscles and both lobes of thyroid were caused by neck compression with a semi-hard ring, while the other injuries were caused with blunt

    According to a forensic report dated 15 April 2011, there was an abrasion ( sıyrıq ) on the first applicant’s left calf caused by a blunt object, which could have been inflicted on 2 April

The expert concluded that the injuries could have resulted from strikes to the applicant’s head by hard blunt objects, were “light” in their severity, and could have been sustained on the date indicated

The expert concluded that the injuries had been caused by at least twelve blows from hard blunt objects, which could possibly have been sustained on 11 or 12   January 2007.

He was of the opinion that the stripe-shaped haematomas on the applicant’s back had resulted from blows struck with a blunt instrument such as a stick or a baton, possibly on 4 July 2009.

A.Arsh. underwent a forensic medical examination and, according to the relevant medical conclusion, was found to have suffered a bruise to the left side of his forehead, which had been inflicted by a blunt

    On 19 September 2007 a forensic medical expert held that the closed fracture of the applicant’s nose had been caused by a blow from a hard, blunt object with a limited area of impact and

The injuries could have been caused by impacts from blunt hard objects with a limited contact surface, in the period 8-12 days before the examination.

The above-mentioned injuries could have been caused by blunt solid objects and did not cause damage to [the applicant’s] health.

    Dr Pounder found that the unequivocal cause of death was pulmonary thromboembolism as a consequence of blunt-force trauma.

He added that he had seen bruises on the deceased’s arms and legs, which could have been caused by blows by, or collisions with, a blunt object.

The doctor was of the view that the bruises on the applicant’s right shoulder and back had been caused by blows with a hard blunt elongated and narrow object, those on the arms and the right forearm by

The post-mortem medical examination of [V.K.] established the following injuries:] three bruises on the face and six bruises on the chest, which had formed as a result of no less than nine blows from blunt

According to the expert examination report, the third applicant had bruises on her face, left shoulder and right shin, inflicted by a solid blunt object.