She is represented before the Court by Mr A. d’Alessandro, a lawyer practising in Naples. The facts of the case, as submitted by the applicant, may be summarised as follows.

of her client and that she doubted that her client left for Afghanistan voluntarily.

She complained about the length of the civil proceedings she brought for compensation after losing her job, which lasted seven years, three months and three weeks, and the criminal proceedings against

She had no identity documents and had given her name as Zara Suleiman.

    According to the applicant, once she had left the station she got a lift to the emergency department of a local hospital, where she was examined. 16 .

While she was married to M. she gave birth to seven children, Matthias, born in 1985, Sascha, born in 1986, Ramona, born in 1987, Alexander, born in 1988, Timo, born in 1990,   and the twins Lisa-Marie

During their meeting, H.A. had given her the appraisal report and asked her why she had not signed it. She had responded that she wanted to discuss it.

Although the applicant conceded that she was not a   party to the proceedings concerning Mr X’s constitutional complaint, she asserted that those proceedings nevertheless also related to her rights

When she finished praying, she was told that she could telephone her lawyer after she had been searched. 10.

    The applicant, Mr Alexandru Marian Iancu, is a Romanian national, who was born in 1965 and is currently detained in Rahova Prison. A.     The circumstances of the case 2.

She is represented before the Court by Mr A. d’Alessandro, a lawyer practising in Naples.

In 1999 she was informed that they had to leave the country immediately.

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She had never denied that she had actually been driving the vehicle in question.

    The applicant, Mrs Aurelia Roman, is a Romanian national, who was born in 1960 and lives in Alexandria. She was represented before the Court by Mr S.

She died on 9 August 2010 and her son, Mr Vladimir Petrovski pursued the application in her name. The Macedonian Government (“the Government”) were represented by their Agent, Mrs R.

She was diagnosed with severe Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and depression, and was committed for closed psychiatric care ( sluten psykiatrisk vård ) where she remained for three weeks.

She pleaded guilty to offences of cruelty towards her son and was sentenced to twelve months’ imprisonment with a recommendation that she be deported.

She relied on Article 6 § 1 of the Convention.