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19 JULY 1989 | 13. The applicant alleged that since the 1974 Turkish intervention he had been deprived of his property rights, as his property was located in the area that was under the occupation and control of the Turkish military authorities. They had prevented him from having access to and from using his properties.
II. THE DEM... |
22 May 2002 | 24. The trial court dismissed as unfounded the applicant’s allegations of ill-treatment. It noted that Officers Mur., Mus.,, S. and L., when questioned in open court, denied having beaten the applicant up. In the same vein, attesting witnesses present during the crime scene inspection and the applicant’s medical exami... |
25 September 2015 | 31. On 7 August 2015 the Serbian Government sent their observations on the admissibility and merits. By a letter of 14 August 2015 the Government’s observations were forwarded to the applicant, who was invited to submit any written comments together with any claims for just satisfaction by |
26 June 2000 | 12. The applicant claimed that after he found out that criminal proceedings for median bodily injury had been initiated against him he presented himself voluntarily at the Slivnitsa police station on |
26 July 2004 | 14. On 11 May 2004 the Shakhty Town Court accepted the applicant's action against the Service and awarded him a lump sum of RUR 22,341.78 in pension arrears for the period from 1 January 2002 to 31 March 2004 and RUR 3,296.86 in monthly payments. On |
28 March 2007 | 22. In their further observations of 23 May 2007 the Government stated that the applicant was taken to the sobering up facility at 9.25 p.m. on 23 August 2004. They referred to a written reply of 4 April 2007 to a request of the Dniprovsky Prosecutor dated |
14 May 2004 | 18. In its reply to the applicant’s lawsuit, the NDEA responded that the relocation of the residents from the applicant’s neighbourhood was being conducted in connection with “the important State project” approved by the BCEA order of |
before 1 May 2002 | 10. In April 2002 a meeting was held at the Plungė District Land Service, where V.V. again refused to choose a different form of restitution. V.V. was also offered two plots of land of 2.5 and 0.5 hectares. He stated that he would have to think about the offer and would inform the authorities |
some nine years | 7. On 10 June 2001 Mrs L. addressed a letter to V. T., the Chief Psychiatrist of the Poltava District Clinical Hospital (“the Poltava Hospital”), alleging that the first applicant suffered from a serious mental condition and needed psychiatric treatment. She noted that he had been harassing her family for |
January 2006 | 40. While the appeal was pending, a full Parole Board review in respect of Mr James took place on 14 March 2008. Mr James had still been unable to undertake the recommended courses. The Parole Board had before it, in addition to the hearing dossier: a victim contact report; MALRAP (Multi Agency Lifer Risk Assessment P... |
26 November 2001 | 5. On 27 December 2001 the applicant, who was sixteen years old at the time, was arrested by police officers from the Karşıyaka Police Station in connection with an ongoing investigation concerning a robbery that had taken place in a primary school. In his police statement, the applicant confessed that he had been inv... |
28 February 2007 | 16. Upon examining this complaint, on 12 June 2008, the Constitutional Court (Ustavný súd) found a violation of the applicant’s rights under Article 6 § 1 (fairness), but no separate issue under Article 8 of the Convention.
As a result, it quashed the decision of |
25 March 1991 | 16. Four years later, on 19 March 1997, the request was rejected by the Kuopio County Administrative Board. It reasoned:
“The civil servants of the former Sonkajärvi Police District ... have ... requested compensation for the losses arising from the incorporation of police districts, in response to which the Provincia... |
9 August 2002 | 10. On 16 July 2002 the applicant informed the competent police department in Košice that the text of its decision violated her right to be presumed innocent. She requested an apology and that the police inform the health insurance company of this breach. On |
5 August 1992 | 7. In December 1991 the USSR was dissolved. In February 1992 the Government of Russia acknowledged that the 1982 USSR bonds held by Russian nationals were a part of its internal debt. Later that year the Russian Government proposed a settlement to the holders of the 1982 USSR bonds (“the redemption scheme”). The redem... |
25 July 2010 | 36. The first-instance court then acquitted the applicant of the charge of membership of a terrorist organisation under Article 314 § 2 of the Criminal Code, having regard to section 34/A of Law no. 2911, which had entered into force on |
25 November 2002 | 35. Citing the information provided by the directors of the facilities, the Government further submitted that the cells received natural light and ventilation through windows which had been glazed. Cells in facility no. IZ-47/1 had one window 1 metre wide and 1.1 metre long. The smaller cells in facility no. IZ-47/4 w... |
16 November 2001 | 48. On 20 October 2004 the Oktyabrskiy District Court of Kaliningrad, in the applicant’s absence, dismissed his action, finding that the information published in the article had been correct and corroborated by the findings of the trial court which had convicted the applicant of aggravated car theft on |
between 1990 and 1998 | 8. On the same day, the applicant was examined at the hospital; no signs of ill-treatment were noted on his body. Subsequently, he was questioned by the Erzurum Public Prosecutor. The applicant refused legal assistance and confirmed this in his statement given to the gendarmerie. In this connection, he admitted to bei... |
10 December 1997 | 9. On 26 October 1999 the District Court judge heard the applicant and his lawyer. The lawyer stated that the registered mail R 690 was the only mail which he had deposited in person at the post office in Turany on |
approximately seven years earlier | 18. Before making its decision concerning the request for leave to appeal, the Supreme Court requested a statement from P.L. The statement, dated 26 March 1996 (the date was apparently erroneous in that the year should have been 1999), read as follows:
“In addition to full-time judge's duties, I practised law as a par... |
22 December 2006 | 19. On 13 December 2006, following a telephone call from the Estonian Patients’ Advocacy Association (“the EPAA”), the applicant was given a copy of the County Court’s decision of 8 November 2006. On |
29 April 1996 | 38. On 26 August 2003 the Supreme Court quashed the decision of 21 February 1997 and remitted the matter to the Regional Court for a new determination of the second applicant's appeal against the judgment of |
three to six months’ | 13. On 17 October 1996 the criminal trial commenced, in conjunction with a civil action for damages. The Bucharest District Court gave its judgment on 18 May 1998. It convicted thirteen individuals of unlawful entry into a person’s home and destruction of property and gave them each a |
24 December 2001 | 68. From 2 December 1999 to 24 December 2001 the applicant was placed under house arrest given his state of health. He was regularly examined by various specialist doctors and his health stabilised. Following the Court of Appeal decision of |
5 November 2004 | 15. On 23 July 2003 the applicant and on 18 August 2003 I.Š. lodged appeals on points of law.
On 7 October 2004 the Supreme Court rejected the appeals.
The decision was apparently served on the applicant on |
less than one year | 12. In March 2001 a consultant physician prepared an expert report, at the request of the applicant’s solicitor, which expressed the view that without continuing regular antiretroviral treatment to improve and maintain her CD4 count, and monitoring to ensure that the correct combination of drugs was used, the applican... |
eighteen months’ | 10. In a judgment of 14 November 2001 the Gabrovo District Court found the applicant guilty of inflicting “intermediate” bodily harm on Mr G.I. It found him not guilty of committing this offence in concert with others and not guilty of entering another’s home by force. It sentenced him to |
23 December 1999 | 44. On 10 December 1999 the Diyarbakır public prosecutor issued a decision not to prosecute in respect of the applicant’s allegations, finding that Cemal Uçar had been taken into police custody and, consequently, no offence had been committed or offender sought. On |
15 January 2001 | 14. On 10 October 2000, referring to the provisions of the Chernobyl Law, the applicant brought proceedings against the municipality of Moscow seeking an order to oblige them to provide him with a flat in Moscow. On |
fifteen days | 43. Appendix IV also sets out seven categories of applicant (List B) broken down by the number of days sick leave prescribed, as follows:
– one day for Halil Doğan and Veysel Eroğlu;
– five days for Mustafa Selçuk, Özgür Soylu, Cem Şahin, Sadık Türk, Kemal Yarar and Yahya Yıldız;
– seven days for Cenker Aslan, Resu... |
from 27 January 2000 to the beginning of March 2000 | 45. The applicant was held in Burgas Investigation Detention Facility from 5 October 1999 to 27 January 2000, and again from the beginning of March to 14 April 2000. He was incarcerated in Burgas Prison |
26 March 2012 | 76. On 29 November 2012 the Zamoskvoretskiy District Court ruled that video content on http://pussy-riot.livejournal.com was extremist, namely the video-recordings of their performances of Riot in Russia, Putin Wet Himself; Kropotkin Vodka; Death to Prison, Freedom to Protest; Release the Cobblestones and Punk Prayer ... |
30 April 1993 | 14. On 1 July 1993 the applicant requested the court to fix the date for a first hearing. On the same day the Wrocław Court of Appeal dismissed the applicant’s appeal against the prolongation of detention of |
1 June 2010 | 228. A vast material was gathered in the course of the preliminary criminal investigation. It included copies of reports of a prison psychologist, the applicant’s supervisor, wardens and many other members of the staff and administration of Opole Lubelskie Prison who in the relevant time had examined and monitored the... |
between seven and fifteen days | 20. On 15 July 2009 a medical expert, having examined the applicant, reported that she had bruises on her right leg and left hip, which could be classified as minor injuries and which could have been sustained |
30 September 2002 | 16. The applicant was kept in custody until 17 October 2002. On that date the Tartu County Court held a hearing in the presence of the applicant, his appointed lawyer and the prosecutor. The court decided that, as the applicant and his lawyer had not familiarised themselves with the case file, the hearing had to be ad... |
the first few days | 62. The report also states that the scene of the incident was inspected on 27 October and 29 October 2001, and that the “Niva” vehicle was inspected on 9 November 2001. It can also be ascertained from the report that in |
30 October 2012 | 8. The same day the applicant lodged a criminal complaint in written form against X, after which X was arrested. On 6 February 2013 X was charged with violent behaviour. In the processing of the indictment it transpired that there was another indictment pending against X, issued on |
December 2005 | 35. On 2 November 2006 the Moscow City Court quashed the expulsion order of 17 October 2006 and remitted the case to the District Court. The City Court found that the district judge had not specified the nature of the applicant’s allegedly unlawful conduct. The judge had not established the facts of the case, includin... |
November 1996 | 21. On 5 August 1997 the Białystok District Prosecutor (prokurator rejonowy) discontinued the proceedings initiated at the applicant's request, considering that O. had not committed the criminal offence of obstructing his contacts with P. It was established that O. had ceased to comply with the terms of the |
some one and a half years previously | 23. Mustafa Döleksoy’s parents also informed the prosecutor that their son and his wife had been involved in prolonged court proceedings in the course of which his wife had refused to divorce him. They alleged that Mustafa Döleksoy’s wife, accompanied by a number of persons, had attempted to go secretly to the farmhou... |
19 January 2006 | 57. The applicant submitted a letter dated 28 November 2005 to the staff of the remand centre for dispatch. On 2 December 2005 this letter was returned to him without any explanation. The applicant later dispatched it from prison no. 3. The Court replied to the applicant on |
18 December 2013 | 32. In the course of 2013 nine hearings were scheduled, five of which were adjourned because one of the defendants, two lawyers, an expert witness, a judge, and/or the interpreter did not attend. The lawyers were fined 500 euros (EUR) for their unjustified absence. By |
15 December 2011 | 31. Following the expiry of his travel passport in February 2009, on 24 March 2009 Mr Litavrin applied to the Federal Migration Service for its renewal. In October 2009 he was notified that his application had been refused and that his right to leave Russia was restricted until |
15 September 2009 | 17. Relying on Zammit v. Malta (no. 16766/90, Commission decision of 12 January 1991, Decision and Reports 68) the court held that state intervention in socio economic matters such as housing is often necessary in securing social justice and public benefit. In this area the margin of appreciation available to a legisl... |
before November 2005 | 75. On 14 January 2011 a panel of experts in psychiatry and psychology examined the applicant and analysed his medical records. When interviewed by the experts, the applicant stated that he wanted to forget about what had happened to him in the nursery school but he was constantly being reminded of those events becaus... |
12 May 2009 | 13. On 15 April 2010 the Court of Appeal upheld that decision. It considered that the applicant had been properly summoned to the appeal hearing because the requirements for service by public notification, as set out in Article 40 § 2 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, had been met. The summons to attend the hearing b... |
15 October 2009 | 8. By a judgment of 20 October 2011, the Kaunas City District Court convicted the applicant of having caused physical pain to each of the boys (Article 140 § 2 of the Criminal Code) and of attempting to influence a witness (Article 233 § 1 of the Criminal Code – see paragraph 69 below). The court established that in 2... |
2 June 2008 | 6. At the time of the events in question, Hyde Park was registered with the Moldovan Ministry of Justice as a non-governmental organisation lobbying, inter alia, for freedom of expression and the right to free assembly. In 2007 its members decided to discontinue registration on grounds of alleged pressure and intimida... |
fifteen days | 7. Finally the Dunakeszi District Court dismissed the plaintiff’s action on 11 June 2007. This judgment was served on the applicant’s lawyer on 13 July 2007. According to the rules of Code of Civil Proceedings, the parties had |
21 June 1994 | 8. In March 1994 the applicant was suspected by police officers in the Cambridge Constabulary of involvement in robbery. The view was taken by the Cambridgeshire Regional Crime Squad that it was necessary to place a hidden battery-powered listening and recording device in the applicant’s home. An application was there... |
26 March 2008 | 71. On 6 February 2007 the investigator sought a court order to obtain information about the time and location of connections from the two men’s mobile phones. The information obtained by the investigation confirmed that the last recorded connection from one of the phones had occurred at 1.06 p.m. from Staropromyslovs... |
7 December 2009 | 42. On 13 July 2010 the applicant lodged a complaint against that decision, reiterating his previous arguments. He also noted that the investigator’s decision of 18 June 2010 was almost identical in its wording to the previous decisions of the prosecuting authorities. He further complained that the new investigator ha... |
29 February 2000 | 20. The Minister then proceeded to an analysis of the applicant’s individual responsibility under Article 1F of the 1951 Refugee Convention, based on the prescribed and so-called “knowing and personal participation” test. Noting, inter alia, the applicant’s steady career path in the KhAD, the Minister excluded the pos... |
30 September 2004 | 22. The Federal Constitutional Court, by a majority of five votes to three in this respect, further found that the fact that the Länder did not have power to legislate did not result in the contested statutes being void. Instead, they were merely declared incompatible with the Basic Law and the Constitutional Court or... |
30 July 1993 | 61. The witnesses alleged that they had been kept in a military detention centre in Diyarbakır for twenty-two days. On the fourth or fifth day of his detention, Mr Dağdelen had seen a man called “journalist” by others. The journalist was chained by his hands to a water pipe and his body was bloody. He was unable to mo... |
at least 18 years of age | 14. On 8 February 1993 the representative of the President of Ukraine in Kyiv made a formal decision to register the statute of the Parish (статут релігійної організації). From that date onwards the Parish, as a registered legal entity, belonged to the Ukrainian Orthodox Church (Moscow Patriarchate). The new statute s... |
The next day | 33. According to Z.’s statement, on 27 April 2007 between 9.30 p.m. and 10 p.m. he had gone to Kaarli Avenue to see what was happening at the monument together with the fifth applicant and K. Z. spent some time talking to an acquaintance. When he turned to the fifth applicant, he saw a policeman attacking him from beh... |
3 June 2006 | 23. On 24 July 2006 the District Court in Belgrade quashed this decision on appeal and ordered a retrial. In its reasoning, inter alia, it recognised the applicant's right to have his labour case resolved within a reasonable time and referred to Article 6 of the Convention as legally binding. Finally, the District Cou... |
the following two or three days | 16. The District Court further examined the issue whether the plaintiffs had been affected by the untrue allegation, even though their names had not been mentioned in the broadcast:
“The broadcast did not mention the plaintiffs by name. However, the withholding of the individual's name is not a ground to reject the cl... |
15 September 2009 | 23. In 2010 the applicant instituted constitutional redress proceedings complaining that the 1979 amendments, which prohibited landlords from refusing to renew existing leases or from raising their rent when the tenant was a Maltese citizen, had breached his property rights under Article 1 of Protocol No. 1 to the Con... |
27 November 2012 | 37. In September 2010, Mr Khil applied to the Federal Migration Service for a travel passport. By a letter of 27 September 2011, he was notified that his application had been refused and that his right to leave Russia was restricted until |
10 August 2006 | 39. It appears that in 2008, at the applicant’s request, the Supreme Court extended the period for lodging an appeal on points of law. On 10 July 2009, in a preparatory meeting, the Senate of the Supreme Court instituted cassation proceedings and on 30 September 2009 it quashed the appellate court’s judgment of |
11 August 1994 | 10. In 1986 the applicants brought proceedings before the Çatalca Civil Court and requested additional compensation for their property that had been expropriated. Claiming that the additional compensation amount to be awarded by the court would not have met their actual loss, the applicants later stopped pursuing thei... |
2 November 2004 | 12. On 31 May 2004 the Municipal Court found that it no longer had jurisdiction in respect of the applicants' claim for pecuniary damages and thus declared that part of their action inadmissible. On |
between 1975 and 1984 | 13. The court noted that Mr J.M. was a distinguished linguist and well‑known person in Poland. He was a member of the Polish Language Council and for many years had been presenting a programme on television. The court established that |
5 June 2006 | 13. On 24 February and 30 May 2006 the applicant lodged applications with the Prosecutor of Appeal for his detention to be lifted and replaced by another preventive measure. He referred to his state of health and the deterioration of his family relationships. On 24 March and |
14 February 2002 | 48. On 15 April 2002 the Odessa Commercial Court of Appeal allowed an appeal by the defendant in part and deleted certain foodstuffs from a list referred to in the judgment of 18 January 2002. Apparently, the appellate court was not aware of the ruling of |
16 October 2003 | 57. The applicant was tried at the Assize Court with six others (Trial Group 3), one of whom was another applicant in this case, Mr Shahin Gojayev (see section C. above). It appears that during the trial he was represented by a State-appointed lawyer. In his submissions to the court, the applicant maintained that he w... |
18 May 2003 | 9. On the Treasury’s request, on 30 May 2003 the Presidium of the Tver Regional Court quashed the judgment of 23 December 2002 in the part concerning the damages. The Presidium found that the courts below had misinterpreted material law on non-pecuniary damages and that the bailiffs had not been responsible for the le... |
three months | 28. The pertinent provisions are the following:
Section 3. Parties to a collective labour dispute
“The parties to a collective labour dispute shall be:
- at an occupational level – employees (certain categories of employees) ... or a trade union, or another organisation authorised by employees [to represent their inte... |
7 years and 4 months | 23. On 30 September 2009 the Kotka District Court (käräjäoikeus, tingsrätten) convicted the applicant as charged and sentenced him to a one‑ year suspended sentence. As to the length of the proceedings, the court noted that the proceedings had lasted by then |
5 March 2004 | 96. The court also referred to the investigating authorities’ decision of 25 January 2003 to discontinue criminal proceedings against Mr L., the director of the Water Company, owing to the absence of any constituent elements of a crime in his actions, and the decision of |
the period between 7 May and 14 September 1999 | 6. By a judgment of 14 September 1999 the Vinkovci Municipal Court (Općinski sud u Vinkovcima) ordered the applicant’s father to pay for her maintenance. In particular, he was ordered to pay 500 Croatian kunas (HRK) per month in |
29 October 1997 to 3 October 2002 | 21. On 29 January 2004 a different panel of the Court of Appeal amended the decision of 17 December 2003, holding that the Court of Appeal could not rule on the Regional Court's application of 11 December 2003, as that application had been premature. The Court of Appeal found that since in the other set of criminal pr... |
3 April 2009 | 7. On 16 December 2008 the Court adopted a judgment in the above-cited Levinţa case, finding a violation of Articles 3 and 6 of the Convention. On the basis of that judgment and the applicable domestic law (see paragraph 22 above), on |
2 November 2005 | 11. On 12 August 2005 both applicants requested legal aid to prepare claims with regard to the bankruptcy and rent arrears proceedings. On 7 September 2005 both applicants’ requests were denied because their claims were directly related to their commercial or independent professional activities. The applicants started... |
22 February 2002 | 16. On 23 January 2002 the applicant appeared before the local police station in order to obtain her new identification document when she was detained and sent to the Sevlievo State Psychiatric Hospital. The applicant was kept there for a month for another examination. The doctors noted the same disorders as in their ... |
eight months’ | 42. The applicant remained in detention on remand from 14 May to 14 July 1999 on suspicion of having uttered dangerous threats. On 18 June 1999 the Salzburg Regional Court convicted him of this offence and sentenced him to |
23 April 2001 | 62. On 6 October 2003 the Supreme Administrative Court quashed the challenged decision and the case was remitted to the Chief Environment Inspector who, on 29 December 2003, quashed the Regional Environment Inspector’s decision of |
10 January 2015 | 21. On 14 June 2017 the Kúria quashed the final judgment and remitted the case to the Budapest Administrative and Labour Court for the recalculation of the compensation amount. It held that the method of assessing the valuations applied in the first-instance judgment could not be used in the context of the case; inste... |
22 November 2007 | 86. It noted that in so far as the applicant complained that he had some chronic diseases, medical treatment could be provided to him, if necessary, in a medical unit of his remand prison.
(ii) Decisions of |
5 July 2001 | 6. On 4 July 2001 the applicant’s wife, Mrs Yelena Fukleva, was admitted to the gynaecological ward of the Kherson Regional Clinical Hospital (Херсонська обласна клінична лікарня – “the hospital”) with metrofibroma. An operation was scheduled for |
9 April 2001 | 24. On 25 July 2002 the police applied to the Narva City Court to authorise the confiscation of the items and substances that had been declared as physical evidence in the criminal case. In respect of the items and substances taken from R.’s home and workplace during the search, it was stated as follows:
“On |
24 November 2002 | 22. On the same occasion the applicant made a new statement to the public prosecutor in which she declared that she stood only partly by the declarations made during the investigation stage.
The applicant stated that she had never sent any package of drugs to O.L. and that during the pre-trial investigation she had si... |
12 March 2002 | 45. The civil parties appealed against the order to the Investigation Division of the Versailles Court of Appeal, asking for further inquiries to be made with a view to bringing charges against all those responsible for the offences of manslaughter, endangering the life of another and failing to assist a person in dan... |
6 February 2000 | 41. Malizh Byutukayeva and other members of the family tried to escape the fighting through the exit towards Valerik. On 5 February 2000 they reached the roadblock but were not allowed to pass. The eighth applicant and other residents were advised by the servicemen to wait in three empty houses near the roadblock. On |
25 July 1995 | 26. In a certificate issued on 22 November 1995, however, the mayor of Ostuni stated that the applicant had been subject to a further year’s special supervision by a decision of the Brindisi police of |
September 1995 | 8. In February 1995 Prague Regional Court, on an appeal by the applicant, quashed the judgment of 18 April 1994 and remitted the case to the District Court which, in March 1995, ordered a new expert report to assess the value of the real estate belonging to the matrimonial property. In |
13 April 2000 | 23. The Pazardzhik District Court dismissed the applicant's third appeal at its hearing on 4 April 2000. The court found that the applicant had been charged with a serious offence and that he might abscond because he did not have a permanent address and was residing in an apartment rented by one of the co-accused. It ... |
September 2002 | 13. In December 2002 the Ministry of Education and Sports adopted a decision introducing Roma assistants in schools with Roma pupils from the first to fourth grades. In Podturen Primary School, there was already a Roma assistant who had worked there since |
24 July 1973 | 17. According to the applicant, the Government Survey Plan and the applicant’s title were amended without anyone notifying her. In the Land Register, the ceding of the disputed area to the road was described as follows : “By purchase from the Government after compulsory acquisition + By grant. A public road. Fees: gra... |
12 March 2004 | 31. The applicant lodged an application with the Court on 14 June 2010. In his application form he stated that on 13 March 2004 he had taken part in a demonstration in his village in Derit. The purpose of the demonstration was to go to Qamishli to show solidarity with the Kurdish demonstrators following the events of |
20 February 2003 | 9. On the same date, several hours later, the applicant was taken to the Kentron and Nork-Marash District Court of Yerevan (Երևան քաղաքի Կենտրոն և Նորք-Մարաշ համայնքներկ առաջին ատյանի դատարան). There he was brought before Judge A. who, having heard the applicant and his lawyer, after a brief hearing sentenced the appl... |
22 October 2004 | 21. After an appeal lodged by E.T. on 22 December 2006 the Civil Court of Appeal re-examined the case and allowed the applicant’s claim. In doing so, it stated that the judgment of 22 August 2003 and the decision of |
October 1945 | 28. In June 1945 the Gdynia City Court (Sąd Grodzki) ordered the return of the house to the applicant’s parents. They began renovation of the house but, shortly afterwards, were ordered to leave their property. In |
13 May 2007 | 19. On 12 July 2007 the Ruzayevka Transport Prosecutor’s Office (the Mordoviya Republic) refused to initiate criminal proceedings against the policemen who had allegedly questioned the applicant at Saransk station. It found that on |
12 September 2001 | 38. According to the second applicant, on 11 September 2001 he submitted a statement of appeal against the decision of 4 September 2001 to the administration of the remand facility where he was being held. On |
some fourteen months | 54. The Regional Court argued in particular that in the criminal proceedings as a whole there had been a total delay of three years and eleven months which was imputable to the judicial authorities. In particular, it was attributable to them that the initial trial before the Oldenburg Regional Court had to begin anew ... |
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