A plan for evacuation of the expected area of attack was drawn up on 5 March 1988 by Chief Inspector Lopez. It was to be put into effect on Monday or Tuesday (7-8 March).

[T]he jury may reasonably have reached the conclusion, based on the DNA evidence, that it was a real possibility that the ‘unknown male’ – and not the appellant – was the attacker.

He also denied knowing E.E. or F.A. or having perpetrated an attack against the security forces.

He claims to have lost approximately twenty-five relatives to Israeli attacks over the years, and to have personally suffered three missile attacks between 2000 and 2007.

This attack lasted for several hours.

The Public Prosecutor: Compiling information in order to attack someone's reputation.

Mr I. fought the attacker, opened the entrance door and was able to push the attacker out of the flat. After he had opened the door, he saw another man, whom he identified as the applicant.

She also alleged that the prison guards should be held responsible for the attack, which they could have prevented. 62 .

As his whereabouts in the house were unknown, Superintendent T. ordered the window panes and curtains to be removed some two hours later in order to prevent surprise attacks.

and a real risk as a result of incidental attacks.

the individuals who made the attack.

[T]hus, the evidence presented by the prosecution shows neither that Mr   Baysultanov committed the attack on the police officers, nor that he opened fire with a machine gun.

   The applicant further complains under Article 13 of the Convention about the lack of an effective domestic remedy in respect of the attack on his good name, his private life and his property

The applicant eventually suffered an asthma attack while being subdued, and died in the hands of the police.

s conviction was based (see Schatschaschwili , and Murtazaliyeva , cited above),   Art. 10 (1) - conviction for making calls to participate in public events - protest against Russia’s military attack

He was then remanded in custody and subsequently convicted of armed attacks.

  According to the applicant, the victims of the attack were collaborators who had delivered a group of 12 Partisans (including two women and a small child) into the hands of the Germans some three

On the morning of 14 August 1974, Turkish military forces, supported by tanks and with air cover, launched an attack on the area.

  This time he informed them that the applicant, together with other persons, planned to set fire to an asylum camp on Tromøy, an island near the city of Arendal, and that this attack was to take