COUR : L'affaire a été débattue le 5 Juillet 2007, en chambre du conseil, en présence de Mme A..., devant la Cour composée de : Marie-Laure ROBINEAU, présidente chargée du rapport Annick FELTZ

Simon Fetet, secrétaire général de la préfecture du Nord, à l'effet de signer, notamment, les décisions attaquées.

In the spring of 2006 the applicant reported to D.V. that she felt isolated from her own family. From September 2006 she saw him every three weeks.

According to the applicants, the care assistant, who was specially trained and had taken care of the first applicant for many years, was the only person with whom the latter felt secure when he needed

It had been noted that she felt great affection for her children.

The third applicant had felt afraid that O.B. might do something bad to her. 35.

In their report of 10   September 2010, the psychiatrists concluded that D.J. had a strong and positive emotional relationship with I.N., with whom he felt safe.

. – asked the conscripts how they felt and whether they were fit. No one reported any problem to him.    The afternoon march 10.

He submitted that he knew the applicant and that he felt concerned by his invectives directed against the previous judge. 36.

I felt that that would be needlessly offensive for people however another director might chose to do so. ...

He thought about being in prison almost continuously and broke out in a sweat and felt frightened when he recalled the incident.

She felt unable to inform her family doctor and submitted that her health insurance did not cover the abortion costs.

It had been noted that she felt great affection for her children.

On 14 January 1998 J., who felt unable to cope with the situation, requested the District Youth Office’s assistance. 2.

János Fratanoló used the five-pointed red star in a political context and as a sign of solidarity felt for his fellow party member, that is, because he identified himself with the symbol, with its meaning

that the applicant was suffering from a mental disturbance or inadequate development of his mental faculties but, lacking definite information because of the applicant’s refusal to cooperate with them, felt

I felt that that would be needlessly offensive for people however another director might chose to do so. ...

The applicant stated to the police that she had felt helpless and in need of protection.

Major D.E. repeatedly wished to leave his job, but felt responsibility for his duties and his subordinates. He felt exhausted and asked for leave, which his superiors did not grant him at the time.