Juge : Philippe FLORES. Greffier présent lors des débats : Marie-Claude MAINET, Greffier premier grade. Débats à l'audience publique du 03 Septembre 2001. ENTRE : Monsieur X...

At 3   a.m. a police officer took him to room no. 307 on the second floor (the third floor, as expressed in Russian). G. was in a corridor near that room, handcuffed.

On 4 March 2014, through the mediation of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), the applicant’s father was handed over to the Armenian authorities.

Communication between the defence, the prosecution and the judge, constantly hampered by journalists’ interruptions, was only made possible by repeatedly requesting other people to move aside or sit down on the floor

The applicant took the floor and reported about his investigation into the takeover as follows: “We have gathered here today to discuss the raider attack against [the plant] which happened many years ago

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Closed and open judgments were handed down. 12 .

    The first applicant, Ms Floare Cacuci, was born on 2 March 1939 and lives in Oradea. She is an accounting expert and the owner and general manager of the second applicant, S.C.

The police officers also subsequently explained that, as a matter of coincidence, on 11   April 2013 the video cameras on the ground floor and the first floor, where the applicant was held, were out

The public prosecutor handed over the body to be buried by the family. 24.

B, for his part, pleaded not guilty, contending that the applicant alone had smuggled the drugs and subsequently handed them over to A.

When the firing finally ceased from inside the café, the officers entered the café and saw three men lying on the floor behind a fridge.

It measured   4.30 by 1.81 metres and was 3.95 metres high, with a total floor space of 7.78 square metres.

They started entering the house and checking the ground and the first floor. When they reached the attic floor, using a fire ‑ ladder, they saw the legs of Mr Todorov’s charred body.

No policeman seemed to have noticed the bloodstain on the floor of the room where Ioannis Manitaras had died until it had been pointed out by the members of his family.

Remand prisoners are held on the ground floor, which contains sixteen small and five large cells, and on the first floor, which has fourteen cells, including three small and eleven large cells.

At some later time, she suddenly woke up on a floor in a one-window room. She was alone. She felt as if she had been beaten up. Her whole body was aching.

Another approximately 30 servicemen were handed over to the Russian peacekeeping forces. 5.

Several times Mr Gorokhov collapsed onto the floor, but when he rose to his feet, the beating resumed. The officers did not make any demands or claims to detainees.