. --------------- ENTRE : Monsieur [F] [W], demeurant “[Adresse 8] Rep/assistant : Maître Jean-christophe SIEBERT de la SELARL TORRENS AVOCATS, avocats au barreau de NANTES Madame [C] [D], demeurant

Moreover, although he was aware of the events, he did not report them and sought to conceal the facts, ordering his men to remain completely silent.” 9.

It was also silent as to whether the hearing on the merits would be held with or without a “court investigation” (see paragraph 24 below). 16.

Furthermore, in the light of R.K.’s subsequent invocation of her right to remain silent, the Regional Court had wrongly admitted the evidence given by the police officers Ra. and Rü.

/05//2009 7 29576/06 Sandi GODLER 1980 Buče 26/06/2006 11/06/2009 8 39943/06 N.A. 1950 Nova Gorica 12/09/2006 18/05/2009 9 40530/06 Sabina KOŠTOMAJ-JUS 1977 Celje 07/09/2006 22/06/2009 10 48840/06 Silvester

       Devant la Commission, il est représenté par Me Michele Gentiloni Silverj, avocat au barreau de Rome.

    On 6 July 2007 the applicant’s arrest was recorded and his rights, including his right to a lawyer and the right to remain silent, were explained to him.

The applicant at no stage relied on his right to remain silent in the face of police questioning.

If you choose to remain silent, the district prosecutor will have to prove your guilt by other means (witnesses, etc.).

against him; to receive a copy of the decision to initiate criminal proceedings against him or a copy of the arrest record; to make a deposition in relation to the suspicion against him or to remain silent

The applicant chose to remain silent. Then they handcuffed the applicant. Three officers severely beat him in order to extract confession of his involvement in drug trafficking.

  For the remaining time he kept silent in answer to questions relating to the bomb incident.   He refused to sign the interview notes.

Professor D. had not therefore withdrawn and there was no indication that he had opted to remain silent.

  The Court noted that the heart of the applicant’s complaint was that her right to remain silent and not to incriminate herself was violated, in that she was punished for having refused to give information

When the offence had been reclassified I.C. had “sat and remained silent”. 27.

Siebert, conseiller. Rendu public par mise à disposition au greffe le 9 décembre 2025. La rapporteure, G. Grandjean Le président, B.

Siebert, conseiller. Rendu public par mise à disposition au greffe le 9 décembre 2025. La rapporteure, G. Grandjean Le président, B.

Siebert, conseiller. Rendu public par mise à disposition au greffe le 21 octobre 2025. La rapporteure, G. Grandjean Le président, B.

protesters (Mr Kaladze, Ms Nanobashvili and Mr Giorgadze) of all charges but found all of the applicants guilty of the administrative offence of minor breach of public order only on account of their act of silent