The material had been kept in the applicant’s private sphere and had been destined exclusively for his individual and private use within that sphere, in particular in his cell of which he had been the

The applicant had raised no concerns about the independence of the President of the Court for Trusts and it had not even been claimed that there had been any interference on the part of the executive.

It had not relied on any precedents in support of its interpretation and had provided no reasoning as to why it had diverged from decisions delivered by another chamber of its court in circumstances that

However, the investigations by the domestic authorities had not established what these events had actually entailed. Furthermore, the various experts had reached conflicting conclusions.

whereby the plea of entrapment had been assessed in his case, to ensure that the rights of the defence had been adequately protected.

  4188/21 and 5876/21: the applicants who had been pregnant at the time of lodging their applications had not alleged that their foetuses had been diagnosed with any abnormalities and had not adduced

The police officers had backed off and he had been seated on a chair and given water.

while consuming drugs C. had confessed to him that he had committed the robbery with the applicant.

Furthermore, in cases where, although it had not been proven that an individual had been placed in police custody by the authorities, it had been established that the person had been summoned officially

She also informed the doctor that the boy had said that he had been punched.

although there had been no relevant evidence and the courts had not addressed the grounds and arguments he had submitted.

According to the inquiry reports, the prisoner, who had been in poor health, had died as a result of an overdose, caused by consuming a methadone substitution treatment and other medication prescribed

of which the applicant had been accused.

had to be prosecuted privately.

When he had reached the village he had seen that most of the houses had been destroyed and a large number of his fellow villagers had been killed. 48.

Furthermore, when the second applicant had visited the hospital with A and B, the children had been noisy and unruly and staff had had to intervene to calm them.

When he had asked about the stains, he was told that T.M. had tried to detonate a hand grenade and had been shot in self-defence.

;   a record of the operations had been drawn up which indicated the items that had been seized; –     the Vice-President of the Court of Appeal had examined the applicants’ request and