I am certainly not going to discharge any member of the      jury because he or she may wish to do so because they dislike      certain overtones in the conversation

Government’s responsibility for the applicant’s son’s death was engaged by the fact that they had given no explanation of the reasons for the stroke which caused A.O.’s death and because they had failed to discharge

The discharge of the jury in July 1998 should have been the end of the matter.

  In those circumstances, the Court held that there had been a violation of Article 3, as the authorities had failed to discharge their positive obligation to protect the applicant’s physical integrity

If the claimant discharges this burden he is likely to be in need of protection. 7.

    During that period the authorities made attempts to discharge their obligation, as on two occasions the mayor took decisions under section 100 of the TUPA, specifying the compensation to

Nor could the Court accept the Government’s plea that the domestic regulations on the secrecy of investigations constituted a legal barrier to the discharge of their obligation to furnish evidence.

Accordingly, it reasoned that the amendment to the claim was made more than five years from the date of the applicant’s discharge from the hospital, that is the latest date on which the loss suffered by

In addition, he argued that there were no reasons to discharge the remaining police officers, who had prepared the records of interception of telephone conversations and text messages, from testifying

    Did the respondent State discharge its positive obligation under Article 2 of the Convention to protect the right to life of the applicant’s son?

the Housing Committee of the military unit 12032 to provide [the applicant and his family] with housing in accordance with the law at his latest duty station, in Moscow, on a priority basis... to discharge

The child’s adoption may be cancelled if the adopters shirk the discharge of parental duties imposed upon them, abuse parental rights, treat the adopted child cruelly or suffer from chronic alcoholism

On 5 August 1998 he was transferred from this hospital to the Odessa Central Hospital where he stayed until his discharge on 3 September 1998.

In addition, a suspended expulsion order was issued against him, with two years’ probation from his discharge. 9.

The following are the main reasons given for the decision: “Bosnia and Herzegovina has singularly failed to discharge its international obligation to bring closure to arguably the most lamentable chapter

possible intimidation of magistrates in terrorist cases could not logically justify the removal of their bail jurisdiction, where they remained able to determine the lawfulness of detention and to discharge

Accordingly, the Court is of the view that the applicant entity discharges governmental functions by offering a public service to a specific group of professionals under governmental control (see Croatian

    The applicants complained that the State had failed to discharge its positive obligations under Article 1 of Protocol No. 1, since the investigation into the fraudulent appropriation of their

Did the domestic authorities discharge such a duty?