That being so, the Court of Cassation had had regard to the limitation period for less serious indictable offences.

had fallen within the framework of diplomacy.

The abductors had arrived on foot and no military vehicle had allegedly been seen in the vicinity.

It had wrongly concluded that he had been evading the proceedings or that he himself had retained V.K., the lawyer. 37.

The courts had not sought to determine whether the applicant had waived his defence rights on a valid basis.

had received any inappropriate instructions or had been subjected to pressure from the Ministry when deciding on the case.

had received any inappropriate instructions or had been subjected to pressure from the Ministry when deciding on the case.

The legal basis for that restriction had had been the new Institutional Law 1/2014.

The victim’s hands had had signs of having been in contact with water, while the rest of the body had been soft to the touch and blood had flowed from the victim’s mouth after she had been taken out of

The court had assumed that as long as the applicant had been lawfully summoned, he had been familiar with the proceedings and had opted not to appear before the court.

He had shot them only because they had not surrendered, as there had been a danger they might escape, and he had tried to avoid inflicting fatal injuries. No one else had been hurt.

, had never questioned the conditions in which the reports had been produced or their reliability, even when she had lodged her complaint alleging rape.

However, nothing had come of that as, just two days before the first visit had been due to take place on 8 July 1998, the Youth Court had decided, at the request of the deputy public prosecutor, who had

That second police vehicle had also stopped after the car had hit the fence. Immediately after RZ had been touched by the car, NB had fired one shot towards its wheels.

Nor had he taken statements from the police officers who had taken the applicants’ statements or the doctors who had examined them. B.

The Buk-TELAR had been deployed in an area where civilian flights had still been operating.

The officers had stated that they had only used measures which had been justified by the situation. They had denied that they had hit, kicked or hit with a rifle any of the arrestees.

They had started arguing and O. had hit the applicant, who had responded with several punches.

He had fallen down but had continued to be hit until he lost consciousness. His wife had managed to call the police.