No further steps in the investigation appear to have been taken after December 1994.

During the inquiry, the domestic authorities had not made any serious attempts to find out what had happened.

S. told her husband that the applicant had made sexual advances towards her. He informed the police, who in turn informed the public prosecutor.

LA COUR DE CASSATION, CHAMBRE COMMERCIALE, a rendu l'arrêt suivant : Sur le pourvoi formé par la société de droit belge STEENS INTERNATIONAL MOVING NV, dont le siège est établi à Antwerpen, Noorderlann

On 20 November 2018 lawyer S.Sh. requested on behalf of the applicants that the investigators allowed him to access the criminal case file and make copies of its contents, as well as to take active steps

Ramazan Yerlikaya, Sabri Avar and Seyithan Atala made petitions at the same time.

unanimously that there had been:   a violation of Article 8 (right to respect for private and family life and home) of the European Convention on Human Rights given the failure to take sufficient steps

make further inquiries.

But they had taken no steps to ensure that the accused was effectively represented and defended. Conclusion : violation (unanimously).

If not, were the relevant authorities duty obligated to take steps to ensure practical and effective respect for the applicant’s right to due process (see Kamasinski v.

According to the principles developed in that judgment, it is necessary to examine in three steps the compatibility with Article 6 §§ 1 and 3 (d) of the Convention of proceedings in which statements made

They asked the cabaret manager to collect her from the police station and to return with her later that morning to make further inquiries into her immigration status.

The documents in the Court’s possession do not demonstrate that either the applicant or his lawyers were informed of the steps taken to reconstruct the main folder.

It was accepted that the proposed friendly settlement addressed the general as well as the individual aspects of the finding of a violation made in the principal judgment.

Relying on Article 6 §§ 1, 3 (a), (b) and (c) and on Article 17 of the Convention, the applicant complains that the proceedings against her were unfair since no adjustments were made with regard to her

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He will therefore be condemned to a future of absolute poverty which will make him reliant on state aids.

Around 22 March 1994 N.C. admitted the allegations made by D.P. and J.C.

No mention was made of dangerousness in his sentencing report.