Sheikh Abdel-Hay Yusuf is voicing this.

  The Court considered that these statements amounted to voicing a suspicion of doubtful commercial practices of "Club X" without sufficient basis in the facts.

In the former case it is the voicing of “suspicions regarding the accused’s innocence”, whereas in the latter it is the fact that the judicial decision “reflects an opinion that the accused is guilty”.

    In order to avert such a risk, the law barred judges from voicing opinions in public about proceedings in progress and also strictly prohibited any interference by inspecting judges in the

cases has previously been dealt with on a different approach from that that applied in cases relating to decisions on an acquitted person’s compensation claim for detention on remand , where even the voicing

According to the doctrine, this provision in effect allows extra ‑ judicial voiding of bank transactions (Калайджиев, А., Същност на вписването по банковата сметка, Търговско право, бр. 6/1998 г

The applicant had been found guilty for desecrating a monument rather than for offending Mr Blagoev’s memory or for voicing his political views.

Under such a rule, would-be critics of official conduct may be deterred from voicing their criticism, even though it is believed to be true and even though it is in fact true, because of doubt whether

The Court has taken into consideration the applicant’s professional interest as a journalist/columnist to convey to the public his views on current events and in voicing his criticism, against Mr Recep

at the close of the market with the effect of misleading investors acting on the basis of closing prices, - taking advantage of occasional or regular access to the traditional or electronic media by voicing

an expression of a previously formed opinion...about the significance assigned to the words spoken by the appellant...The appellant had objectives reasons to think that the judge was precipitately voicing

applicants brought their complaints concerning Ukraine’s alleged failure to protect the lives of their relatives by omitting to close its airspace to civil aviation directly to the Court without previously voicing

organised at the initiative of citizens of the Russian Federation, political parties, other public associations, or religious associations with the aims of expressing or developing opinions freely and voicing

It has taken into consideration the applicants’ interest in conveying to the public the first applicant’s view on a topic of general interest and voicing his criticism, balanced against the claimants’

    Insofar as the applicants sought to argue that the “voicing of suspicion” following a final acquittal was no longer admissible (see Geerings , cited above, § 49), the Court of Appeal held

I also consider      that my stance and the voicing of my protest against this      humiliation is the most genuine expression of solidarity with and   

It may also be applicable where the criminal proceedings proper have terminated in an acquittal and other courts issue decisions voicing the continued existence of suspicion regarding the accused's innocence

In cases after an acquittal, the voicing of suspicion regarding an accused’s innocence is no longer admissible.

Having done so, she requested a fresh expert report, voicing doubts about the correctness of the existing ones. 48 .