The domestic courts had held that the lieutenant’s failure properly to secure his service weapon had amounted to negligence which had resulted in the death of the applicant’s husband.

His cell had been unheated, even in severe winter conditions, and had had no natural light source or ventilation.

The applicant found it baffling that the autopsy had revealed that her son had had broken ribs and sternum. 7.

V., who had stayed outside, had tried to catch the man, but the latter had broken free. When jumping from the conveyor belt, the man had slipped and fallen onto the asphalt and had then run away.

They all maintained that he had been an intelligent and hardworking engineer who had had good social relations and that they had not been aware that he had had health issues.

He had had neither ticket nor passport and his wife had remained in northern Iraq. 4.

As a result, the applicant had been deprived of his possessions and, as P.G. had died in 2012, he had had no opportunity to reclaim the money he had paid. 41.

She had received treatment which she had subsequently discontinued.

It also appeared that nothing had been done to identify the policemen who had been on duty in the area when the incident had taken place.

désinfection et nettoyage de la plaie ; qu'un vac-thérapie aurait mis en place en raison d'une importante perte de substance cutanée ; qu'elle a regagné son domicile avec une hospitalisation à domicile (HAD

The judge had also failed to check whether the summonses had been sent to the correct address and whether they had been duly served on her.

The applicant had been consulted by such specialist on 18 July 1997 at 0.50 a.m. The applicant had stated that he had been beaten by police officers and had complained about pain in his jawbone.

He alleged, in particular, that: he had had less than 3 sq. m of personal cell space; there had been no ventilation and the cell had had a foul smell; there had been no natural light, as the window had

He had had difficulty speaking but had explained to them that he had been drinking; he might have had a bottle of some alcoholic drink on him.

had been directed against Armenian soldiers.

During the applicant’s detention, several documents had been drawn up in a fairly brief period, and the Court was not satisfied that he had understood their contents or had been given the time to familiarise

Moreover, the geolocation data concerning the distances travelled had formed the basis for the applicant’s dismissal, a measure which had certainly had serious repercussions on his private life.

He had sustained serious injury on his head, had a brain haemorrhaging and fell into a coma. The police had brought him to Skopje Hospital, where he had undergone a brain surgery.

She had joined to her complaint two copies of medical certificates confirming she had been assaulted.