On 31/10/2020 he disfigured and scarred her face and was convicted and given a sentence of imprisonment for that attack (final decision 30/04/2021).   2. 31305/21 Chernyshova v.

Following an attack by Italian resistance fighters which resulted in the death of thirty-two German soldiers, he directed the execution of three hundred and thirty-five civilians, ordered in retaliation

  Summary of the facts   The applicant was placed under investigation in connection with a series of terrorist attacks carried out in France and sentenced to life imprisonment on 25 December

danger, the criminal court had refused to grant the prosecution’s request to place him in pre-trial detention, without assessing the risks for his wife, including the risk of death or further possible attacks

On 20 July 2011 the applicant was indicted in the Virovitica Municipal Court ( Općinski sud u Virovitici ) on charges of verbally abusing and attempting to attack the police officer D.S., which was qualified

He has also suffered two heart attacks. According to the applicant he does not receive appropriate medical care or treatment and has to complain several times before he is taken to the infirmary.

    On 27 or 28 June 1994, the police informed the applicant and his family that Mahmut Tanli had died of a heart attack while in police custody and that they wished to hand over his body to

flexible manner than in traditional Osman -type incident-based situations, taking into account the common trajectory of escalation in domestic violence cases, even if the exact time and place of an attack

The applicant confessed that she was a member of the illegal organisation and admitted having planned an attack on a shopping centre and having acted as a lookout while other co-accused started a fire

During the journey, the applicant, who suffered from hypertension, allegedly had a heart attack.

13 and 14 of the Convention in conjunction with the other provisions invoked, the applicant maintained that there was no effective remedy in Armenia for his complaints and alleged that the military attacks

Three men were sentenced to death for their role in the attack and executed.

  Justice Lardner considered that the exclusion of the applicants by Section 6 constituted neither an unjust attack on their property rights nor unlawful discrimination (ibid., p. 767):    

Among other things concrete plans were drawn up on how to attack a carabineer barracks. The purpose of the attack would be to get hold of weapons which could later be used in other kinds of attacks.

At the same time the Prosecutor’s Office found that the applicant did not attack the police officers with a knife, but rather the police officers thought that there was a risk of his attacking them.

  She also witnessed   a   Roma   male   being beaten   severely   by   a mob of villagers and several policemen present who did nothing to prevent this attack.

Under sections 52(1) and 54(k) of the Police Act, he had been free to use his gun to avert an attack directed against his life or bodily integrity.

    The applicant promptly brought the attack he had suffered to the attention of the authorities.

The first three of these offences concern the most difficult period and the time of the most serious attacks on Osijek and Eastern Croatia immediately after the fall of Vukovar, and the time of the most