COMPLAINT The applicants complain under Article 10 of the Convention and under Article 3 of Protocol No. 1 to the Convention that they were subject to a “blanket ban” on voting in the independence referendum

    The Court has consistently held that applicants cannot be blamed for making full use of the remedies available to them under domestic law (see, mutatis mutandis , Eckle v.

Finally, whilst some ancillary proceedings initiated by the applicant might have slightly prolonged the proceedings, the applicant cannot be blamed for making use of the remedies available to him under

According to their report from that day, C, when they entered the apartment, had been lying naked on the floor in the living room covered with a blanket.

    It has been consistently held that the applicants cannot be blamed for making full use of the remedies available to them under domestic law (see, for example, Erkner and Hofauer v.

His hands were tied with a blanket and he was strung up by his arms and subjected to a form of torture known as “Palestinian hanging”.

    The applicant complains, invoking Articles 10 and 11 of the Convention, that he has been subjected to a blanket ban to organise a public assembly because of the previously imposed administrative

In these circumstances, the authorities cannot be blamed for a failure to take any further procedural steps at that stage.

The Government contended that the Bailiffs’ Service performed all necessary actions and cannot be blamed for the delay.

The first applicant blamed the contradictions on the interpreter and said that she had believed questions about the brother ‑ in ‑ law to be about her husband.

The automatic and blanket prolongation of the applicant’s detention is further proved by the two last decisions ‒ of May and August 2011 (see paragraph 8 above) ‒ in which the courts re-used the same text

The Court recalls that it has consistently held that applicants cannot be blamed for making full use of the remedies available to them under domestic law.

The Government stressed that the Bailiffs' Service had performed all necessary actions and could not be blamed for the delay.

On various other grounds the court was blamed for bringing about an unfair trial and taking a mistaken approach to the whole case.

  The applicant considered that an accused person cannot be blamed for having made full use of the remedies available under domestic law and recalled that in criminal proceedings applicants are not

  The courts were obviously overtaxed by the entire proceedings, and he cannot be blamed for this.

online search shows that the case was not archived because B. passed away, given that B., known as the “Killer of Brecia” only died in 2018, having committed suicide after shooting two persons whom he blamed

Lastly, in so far as she blamed the authorities for her having contracted tuberculosis in detention, the Government pointed out that the applicant had been diagnosed with that disease for the first time

lice, spiders and cockroaches, no sanitary measures by administration, no lavatory pan, no sink, no water supply system, no table, torn and dirty bed linen, poor state of a matrass, not provided with blankets