Partly admissible;Partly inadmissible

Furthermore, decisions of criminal courts were never decisions affecting fundamental rights of the prosecuting party.

Partly admissible;Partly inadmissible

According to the Supreme Court’s practice at the relevant time (it has now become at least partly obsolete as a result of the amendments in force since 1 January 2000) Article 152 § 1 required that a person

Partly admissible;Partly inadmissible

  In accordance with the generally recognised rules of international law, the Protocol only governs, for each Contracting Party, facts subsequent to its entry into force with respect to that Party

The parties agreed that the terms of the settlement would be confidential and each undertook not to disclose the terms of the settlement to any third party “save as may be necessary for the purposes of

Partly admissible;Partly inadmissible

It is for the national courts to assess the evidence they have obtained and the relevance of any evidence that a party wishes to have produced.

In any event, it was open to the applicants to sue the respondent party in tort.

Partly admissible;Partly inadmissible

Partly admissible;Partly inadmissible

Partly admissible;Partly inadmissible

Partly admissible;Partly inadmissible

Partly inadmissible;Partly admissible

Partly admissible;Partly inadmissible

, in connection with those proceedings. (2) A prisoner may correspond with a solicitor for the purpose of obtaining legal advice concerning any matter in relation to which he may become a party to legal

Partly admissible;Partly inadmissible

Partly admissible;Partly inadmissible

Representation ("ABWOR") enables the court, in limited circumstances, to appoint a solicitor who happens to be within the court precincts for purposes other than the provision of ABWOR to represent a party