Law – Article 11: Although they had not been involved in any violence, the applicants had incurred a sanction for actions which had been qualified by the authorities as having seriously violated public

Thus, the experts had not had at their disposal her full medical history.

D. stated, however, that Mr Zabchekov had slipped on his leg and had fallen on his buttocks. C. maintained that Mr Zabchekov had in fact only slipped but had not fallen, as he had been holding him.

been having a party at K.’s apartment; that one by one, L., D., M. and B. had had sexual relations with P. who had also been present; that the applicant had not had sex with P. as, at some point that

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.

Regard being had to seriousness of allegations, applicants had not failed in their professional obligations by publishing what they had learned about the case of the notary X – the information published

  Poland , in Information Note no. 95, where the time‑limit had started to run when the legal-aid lawyer had been served with the judgment and the applicant had been informed of the lawyer's refusal

  Poland , in Information Note no. 95, where the time‑limit had started to run when the legal-aid lawyer had been served with the judgment and the applicant had been informed of the lawyer's refusal

Before the European Court they complained that they had been denied a fair hearing and, in particular, that the court had not postponed one hearing, that their representative had not been summoned to another

The biological parents had been psychologically healthy and their family had been intact.

albeit he had been confused, had had slow reactions, had suffered from occasional memory loss and mood swings, had demonstrated defensive attitude, had been indifferent to his personal situation.

In cases where the Court had analysed presumptions of fact or of law in the context of criminal proceedings, it had had particular regard to the procedural guarantees and the means of defence available

had never led to a breach of human rights and had not hurt other people.

  While being aware that the operation in question had been a difficult undertaking, which had met with violent resistance, the Court noted that 12 prisoners had died and around 50 others had been

The applicant was limping badly and had difficulty walking. He was very pale and had a disoriented look. He had several plasters on his forehead.

He also alleged that his arrest and detention had been in breach of the law and that he had had very limited facilities to familiarise himself with the case file.

At some point during the criminal proceedings those threats had in fact materialised, when S.H. had insulted and hit her.

She had been hospitalised and, when she had returned home, she had discovered that all her husband’s documents and money had disappeared.

been purchased until the right of pre-emption had been exercised and he had been paid compensation.