They had acquired permanent residence in Slovenia, but, following its independence, had either not requested Slovenian citizenship or had had their application refused.

men had been arrested.

, that it had been excessive.

had had no more than 2.7 sq.m of living space.

He had gone there with his car, had seen a group of young men beating up S.B. and had gone back to his house because he had not wanted to get involved.

when they had made their statements; (ii)   the Bulgarian authorities had not been able to question the applicants; and (iii)   there had been no medical certificate to corroborate the allegations

that the applicant had committed an offence had remained reasonable ( Hasselbaink ).

that the applicant had committed an offence had remained reasonable ( Hasselbaink ).

that the applicant had committed an offence had remained reasonable ( Hasselbaink ).

The applicant maintained that neither she nor her lawyer had received any such requests and that they had not been informed that the court had closed the proceedings.

If the Swedish authorities had had any doubts about that evidence, they should have arranged for an expert report.

days after the applicant had been put in it, had noted a “suffocatingly strong smell” and the prison governor had said in a letter of 17   February 2009 that no prisoners could be put in it.

One of the cells had six bunk beds and the applicant had shared it with five other inmates. The other cell had nine bunk beds and the applicant had shared it with eight other inmates.

The Government had effectively admitted that some information about the applicant had been collected.

The former had been discontinued on the ground that the applicant had not properly substantiated his allegation that the identity check had been motivated by racial discrimination.

The Supreme Administrative Court had spoken of the fact that her request had been set in motion, yet the decision had not been implemented, “even though the applicant had such expectation”.

As soon as he had entered the police station he had started insulting the officers and had become increasingly violent. 17.

He stated that Suren Muradyan had had no arguments or scuffles with anybody.

She had subsequently been taken to Dr I.’s office, where she had had a short conversation with him and she had expressly informed him that she did not wish to remain in the hospital.