been informed about his right to refuse to make any statements, the Commission refers to its above findings and notes that the applicant's allegation that he was not informed about his right to remain silent

    It further notes that the material submitted by the Government remains silent as to what measures the domestic judicial authorities employed, apart from sending the summonses by post, to

In the present case there is no evidence that the applicant, who had the statutory right to remain silent, ever requested to see counsel (see Latimer v. the United Kingdom , dec., no   12141/04, 31

Paarhammer did not even shrink from publicly criticising and disparaging the Pope in an extremely offensive manner, while Sieberer insulted Laun as soon as he was appointed.

According to his discharge papers, he was diagnosed with high blood pressure (second degree) with a high risk of silent ischemia and with acute chronic gastritis.

After having been informed about his right to remain silent, to have assistance by counsel or to request the taking of evidence, the applicant declared that, upon mature deliberation, he wanted to give

    In the present case, there were no doubts that G.C., as a defendant, had the right to remain silent to the extent of his choosing, including refusing to answer questions from his co-defendants

tranquillité ou celle des occupants et ne doit pas compromettre l'harmonie de l'immeuble, le cahier des charges précise que les climatiseurs sont tolérés sous réserve notamment : - qu'ils soient posés sur silent

Several new procedures aiming at simplifying and accelerating the proceedings were introduced, in particular: a “silent procedure” ( milczące załatwienie sprawy ), a simplified procedure (Articles 35 §

Elle admet avoir établi un devis d'adaptation mais qui n'a pas été suivi d'effets et indique que les travaux ont été réalisés par l'entreprise SIFFERT.

    According to a form dated 9 July 2002 that explained arrested persons' rights, and which was signed by the applicant, he had been reminded of his right to remain silent. 7.

Furthermore, the Government point out that the applicant remained silent for more than four years before complaining about the allegedly excessive length of the proceedings.

    However, in the present case the Government have remained silent as to the existence of any such legitimate aim or the necessity of the interference complained of.

They first indicated that after having been duly apprised of his rights, including the right to remain silent and the right to a lawyer, the applicant signed a written waiver of those rights and testified

However, at the next hearing, held on 23   January 2009, he invoked his right to remain silent. 30.     On 23 January 2009 the trial court heard evidence from seven witnesses. 31.

Se référant à la décision rendue par la Cour le 25 mai 2004 dans l’affaire Siebert c.   Pologne , n o 40328/98, il soutient que M.

The decision was silent on the applicant’s arguments concerning the detention order of 15 April 2002. 17 .     On 15 January 2004 the criminal cases against the applicant were joined. 4.

refer to the safeguards provided in Article 4 of the 1988 Criminal Evidence Order: no inference may be drawn unless the suspect/accused has been warned in advance of the possible effects of remaining silent

    The applicant alleged, in particular, that his conviction for the murder of Mrs K. was based on incriminating evidence obtained in violation of his right to remain silent and the privilege

    At 9.45   a.m. on the same date the applicant signed a two-page document explaining to him the procedural rights of the accused, including the right to remain silent and to be represented