Furthermore, the police had not stopped the press statement from being read out and had not dispersed the crowd until it had been read.

There had been individual cases where inmates had not been taken out for a walk because the prison had been understaffed.

Three heavily built armed men in camouflage uniforms had emerged from the vehicle. They had been aged 35 to 40; one of them had had a beard. One of them had entered the registration point.

His village had been burnt down by them, many of its inhabitants had been killed, and had had their cattle stolen.

He had had abrasions and dried blood on his face and his clothes had been dirty.

After he had regained consciousness, A.A. had taken him to his cell, where he had been incapable of walking for thirty minutes and had continued to suffer physical pain.

Although he had had sex with several of the girls he had met at the club allegedly run by the applicant, he had not paid for it.

He had called several doctors but they had refused to help and he had decided to ask the applicant to issue the certificate.

They had let her in and then had placed her in a cell with two men.

He had fallen and lost consciousness. He had not been carrying any firearms.

They had screamed and rushed to stop him but had failed to reach him in time. After stabbing himself, Vahan Khalafyan had fallen on his abdomen, while the knife had fallen next to him.

He did not remember whether the applicant had attempted to flee but said that the applicant had refused to be searched and therefore the search had been involuntary.

apartment had been struck out.

It also noted that the applicant had himself indicated to the police where he had hidden the pistol and the garments which he had worn when the taxi driver had been killed.

the basis of two meetings between the child (then aged four) and his father, four months after they had last had contact.

Consequently, the residence permit revocation proceedings had been tainted with gross procedural defects that had undermined their fairness and had gone beyond the permissible procedural limitations in

He stated that he had not received any injuries as a result of the incident, and he had not seen a doctor, but he had felt pain in his leg for three days afterwards.

The applicant alleged that the police had not reacted to his initial signals that the boy had been missing and had not immediately started looking for him, had not used dogs and had not looked for eye-witnesses

had elapsed by paying their tax debt, and those who had not done so.