She submitted, in particular, that as a child he had had head injuries.

performed the acts that had led to their being prosecuted and convicted there had been a legal provision under which those acts had been punishable.

In response, the authorities told them that they had waited until they had had four or five corpses of babies before burying them all.

The Regional Court found that on one of the occasions the applicant had planned to rob the D.’s house, but had entered another house by mistake, where he had killed one of the inhabitants.

In response, the authorities told them that they had waited until they had had four or five corpses of babies before burying them all.

She had not noticed them earlier and had not carried out a more detailed examination because this had not been requested by the applicant.

The Ministry and the national courts had found convincing evidence that those two self-proclaimed “social societies” had not constituted separate entities but had been truly part of Hamas and had duly

were detained, had either not undertaken such a review at all or its review had been devoid of any effect.

The applicants had thus been afforded a careful and effective examination of their allegation of racial profiling, which had focussed on whether there had been any discriminatory behaviour on grounds of

In 1999 her son had gone to Grozny, Chechnya, and she had not heard from him since.

The applicant knew that the expert had performed all necessary tasks but had not removed the seals. He had also sent the judge an email at 3.18   p.m., which had gone unanswered.

Under the Articles 1 of Protocol no. 1 and 13 of the Convention the applicant company complained that the sanctions imposed on it had been unlawful and disproportionate and that it had not had an effective

had been absolutely necessary.

However, as he had had access to his solicitor before the crucial first police interview and at any time thereafter, and given that all the interviews had been video recorded, the extent of that restriction

been diagnosed with Down’s syndrome and epilepsy and who had been placed in a social care institution, had died because he had not been provided with adequate medical assistance.

The relevant legislation had thus been breached in two respects: the information had been used for purposes other than the one for which it had been gathered, and had not been destroyed within the fifteen-day

That decision, which had not stated that the May 2011 judgment’s findings had been incorrect, had become final.

to criminal activity, whether the undercover agents had merely “joined” the criminal acts or had instigated them, and whether they had subjected the applicant to pressure to commit the offence.