Inadmissible under Article 7: The order to demolish the facility had not involved a finding of guilt pursuant to a criminal charge, and therefore did not constitute a “penalty” within the meaning of Article

officers prevented him from seeking damages caused by his ill-treatment as his civil claim would depend on the outcome of the mentioned criminal proceedings and, in particular, on the establishment of guilt

Having regard to the manner in which the courts established the applicant’s guilt, in particular their reliance on factual conclusions from criminal proceedings in which the applicant did not participate

He further complains under Article 5 § 4 of the Convention that due to the use of unfortunate language the Specialised Criminal Court prejudged his guilt in its detention decision of 12 June 2019, but

  In addition, the prosecutor’s pre-trial statement that the applicant’s “guilt [was] proved” by the evidence held in the case-file is, the applicant maintains, a breach of his right to be presumed

re-hearing of the case before the Grand Chamber; Whereas under the above-mentioned friendly settlement it was agreed that the Government of the Netherlands would pay the applicant the sum of 2 000 Dutch guilders

Law – Article 6 § 2: The applicant’s complaint was not that the wording of a judicial or other decision had reflected a finding of guilt on his part after a prosecution that did not result in a conviction

The same judges who had adopted these orders then ruled on the applicant’s guilt.

According to the statement of complaint, both the trial and appeal courts had failed to correctly determine the circumstances of the case and had based their findings regarding the applicant’s guilt on

COMPLAINT The applicant complains under Article 6 of the Convention that the proceedings by which her guilt was determined have not been fair because they took place in her absence and she was not informed

having been quashed on appeal only because the prosecution was found to have been time-barred when the case was brought to trial — the Court of Appeal was not called upon to reassess the applicant's guilt

procedure was envisaged under Article 114 of the CCP, hence, the statements obtained as a result of that questioning coupled with other circumstantial evidence, was sufficient to prove the applicant’s guilt

There could not be said to have been an “acquittal” within the meaning of the Article in question, but rather a preventive measure not entailing any examination or finding as to the applicant’s guilt.

The investigating judge considered that there was a reasonable basis for suspecting the applicant’s guilt.

  In particular, in its judgments concerning the co-perpetrators, did the court make it sufficiently clear that it was not also implicitly determining the applicant’s guilt, so as to avoid, as far

On 28/05/10 the Chelyabinsk Regional Court upheld the judgment, indicating that, as of 2010, the applicant’s guilt had been confirmed by criminal courts and thus the contents of the articles “corresponded

the Grand Chamber;   Whereas under the above-mentioned friendly settlement it was agreed that the Government of the Netherlands would pay the applicants, the sum of 140   000 Netherlands guilders

By consent, an order was approved by the court quashing the Independent Adjudicator’s finding of the applicant’s guilt and award of additional days.

Jo X..., demeurant La Capitainerie (Côte-d'Armor), Saint-Cast Le Guilo, en cassation d'un arrêt rendu le 17 février 1988 par la cour d'appel de Rennes (1ère chambre-1ère section), au profit : 1°/ de

JASE-SOLUTIONS IMMO TRAVAUX DEMANDERESSE Madame [J] [M] née le 27 Février 1991 à [Localité 6], demeurant [Adresse 1] représentée par Me Elisa GUEILHERS, avocat au barreau de VERSAILLES, vestiaire :