Calls upon States to investigate any death or significant injury, including those that lead to disability, incurred during protests, including those resulting from the discharge of firearms or the use

The district mayor claimed that the impugned articles lowered his standing in the eyes of the public and undermined the public confidence necessary for the discharge of his duties. 13.

Diagnosis upon discharge [from the hospital]: cavernous haemangioma affecting the right parietotemporal area and the right auricle. 16 September 2002...” 29.

reasons why the domestic abuse was allowed to escalate, culminating in C’s murder, and given that the authorities knew or should have known of the high level of risk faced by her if they failed to discharge

    After her discharge, the applicant complained to the prosecutor’s office about her allegedly unlawful confinement. 16 .

However, he only acted in the proceedings to request his discharge three days before the trial.

        Finally, the Commission considers that the refusal to afford reimbursement of lawyers' fees after discharge or acquittal cannot have had the effect of rendering the

        An appeal against the decision of the Entry Clearance Officer was dismissed by an Adjudicator on 21 April 1980 on the grounds that the sons had failed to discharge

purporting to be done in pursuance       of this Act or any regulations or rules made under this Act, or       in, or in pursuance of anything done in, the discharge

He is unable to discharge pressure and thus disperses aggression inadequately. Any attempt for a contact by the administration is regarded by him as hostile and he blocks it.   Concerning Mr.

    The president of the court supervises the correct and timely discharge of all duties in the court. 2.

of examination by a court, the court must continue its examination of the case until it is complete and pronounce an acquittal if grounds 1 or 2 apply, or a conviction if grounds 3 or 4 apply and discharge

duty it is to intervene to control media coverage      where there is a substantial risk of serious prejudice to those      proceedings, failed properly to discharge

The discharge of the jury in July 1998 should have been the end of the matter. 13.

  The State had thus failed to discharge its obligation to protect vulnerable persons in the custody of police officers.

The discharge letter indicates that he did not show signs of psychosis or suicidal intentions.

According to him, the medical prescriptions given at his discharge were not respected and he was not provided with the necessary medical care in the SIZO.

    The Court therefore concludes that the Government have failed to discharge their burden of proof and produce evidence capable of casting doubt on the applicant’s account of events, which

In the event of a dispute arising out of the scope of that obligation or the manner of its discharge, it was open to the applicants to seek a judicial determination of the matter.