Were they afforded adequate facilities to take notes during the trial?

    According to Article 25 of the Internal Rules of Administrative Detention Centres, inmates do not have the right to family visits during their detention.

Their detention was repeatedly extended during the pre-trial stage of the proceedings and during the trial stage the courts repeatedly verified the continued need to detain the applicants.

A forensic medical examination concluded that the medical assistance provided by the emergency response team during the first visit had been adequate.

Law – Article 6: The applicant’s conviction had been based solely on the physical evidence, namely narcotic substances found on his person during a search.

They allege that they were specifically targeted by the police with rubber bullets during the dispersal of the demonstration.

The court further decided to lift the ban on the applicant on leaving the country, which had been imposed as a judicial measure during the criminal proceedings.

Was the first applicant subjected to ill-treatment within the meaning of Article 3 of the Convention during the incident at Plateia Dimikratias police station on 3 June 2013 (see Cazan v.

the Convention by Mr Jacobus Petrus Koster, a Dutch national, who complained that he had not been brought promptly before the military court when as a conscript he was placed in detention on remand during

The applicants’ lawyer had not been present either during questioning or at the identification parade.

COMPLAINT The applicant complains, under Article 3 of the Convention, about his alleged ill-treatment by the police during his arrest.     QUESTIONS TO THE PARTIES   1.

All three witnesses recognised the applicant again during the trials. On 9 May 2012 the applicant was convicted of murder by the Athens Assize Court.

She also complains that she was not allowed to contact her lawyer in due time and that during her questioning she was handcuffed without any apparent reason.

The applicant’s complaints under Article 3 of the Convention concerning the inadequate conditions of detention during transport and the lack of an effective remedy in that respect were communicated to

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The applicant further complains about the alleged presence of male prison officers in several of the medical procedures at issue, during some of which she was allegedly forced to remain handcuffed.

She was noted as vomiting during the evening and complaining of vomiting during the night.

According to the applicant, he was kept handcuffed in a metal cage during the court hearings.