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18 May 2004 | 9. By a final judgment of 22 March 2004 the Soroca District Court found that the company's failure to comply with the judgments of 26 March and 29 September 2003 in favour of the applicant violated her rights and ordered the company to pay the applicant MDL 8,981 (approximately EUR 576.75 at the time), which represent... |
11 July 2011 | 70. In a faxed letter of 19 November 2010 the applicant’s representative before the Court submitted that on that date the applicant had allegedly “signed unknown documents” in the absence of the representative or an interpreter. The representative submitted that the applicant may have been forced to sign these documen... |
8 June 2001 | 20. On an unspecified date, the applicant lodged a reply to the appeals. He argued, inter alia, that on 20 May 2003 he had paid the cadastral value of the plot of land and bought it through direct sale. Furthermore, the fact that the Yerevan Mayor’s Office had been aware of his becoming the new owner of the plot of la... |
the next day | 40. In his statement at the trial hearings, the applicant submitted that his arrest had been politically motivated. As to the events in question, he stated that, after hearing about the events of 23 January 2013 in the news, |
9 February 2001 | 35. On 31 January 2001 the applicant lodged an appeal with the Riga Regional Court, complaining in particular of the refusal of the public prosecutor's office and the court to allow her lawyer access to the documents in the investigation file on which her continued detention had been based. On |
twelve months’ | 9. By a judgment of 16 November 2005 the Criminal Court, following a trial by jury, found the applicant guilty (by a verdict of eight to one) and sentenced him to fifteen years’ imprisonment, a fine of 15,000 Maltese liras (MTL) (approximately 35,000 euros (EUR)) with |
21 June 2012 | 58. On 22 May 2012 the European Parliament and the Council of the European Union adopted another directive relating to the measures set out in the Roadmap, namely Directive 2012/13/EU on the right to information in criminal proceedings (“Directive 2012/13/EU”). It entered into force on |
October 2006 | 21. Mr Savinov claimed that the Government had falsified the documents concerning the number of detainees. He prayed in aid an article, entitled The Kazan Jailhouse: the Past and the Present, published in Issue 10, |
more than four years | 18. The first applicant filed an appeal against this decision with the Regional Court (arrondissementsrechtbank) of The Hague, sitting in Amsterdam. He argued, inter alia, that there had not been any breakdown of his marriage, let alone one of a permanent nature. The spouses had merely not cohabited for a number of mo... |
11 June 2012 | 37. On 16 May 2012 the Split Municipal Court ordered the applicant to pay Z.K.’s legal costs and expenses in the amount of 17,500 Croatian kunas. This decision was upheld by the Split County Court on |
5 September 2001 | 12. The applicant brought proceedings relating to salary payments from September 1996 onwards but they were also unsuccessful, as the US Department of State had refused to serve the relevant summons on the Department of Justice, which was competent to represent the United States in civil litigation. The Austrian court... |
13 June 2006 | 24. The case was examined at first instance by the Ordzhonikidzevskiy District Court of Yekaterinburg. At the trial the applicant pleaded partly guilty but claimed that the crime he had committed was the result of police entrapment. He pointed out, in particular, that there was no evidence of his prior involvement in ... |
15 May 1996 | 28. On 17 April 1996 the applicant and the Government concluded a purchase contract for the apartment on the basis of the Municipal and Appellate Courts’ judgments. The applicant thus purchased the apartment with a price reduced by the amount of contributions he had paid to the former Yugoslav Army. On |
20 February 2004 | 26. On 14 January 2004 the military prosecutor's office of the United Group Alignment (the UGA) forwarded the applicants' complaint about the abduction to the military prosecutor's office of military unit no. 20116. In response, on |
26-27 August 2009 | 117. On 28 January 2010 the applicant complained to the Lyublinskiy District Court in Moscow that she had not received medical assistance for her eye problems in detention and that her eyesight was deteriorating and needed an eye surgery. She requested to be examined by ophthalmologist Sh.A., with whom she had conclud... |
the same day | 11. On 2 July 2007 the OSCOC requested that the order issued against A.J. and the fourth applicant on 4 May 2007 (see paragraph 7 above) be extended for another two months, stating that the measures carried out thus far indicated that A.J. and the fourth applicant continuously communicated regarding perpetrating the c... |
24 January 2002 | 8. On 4 December 2001, after having held an oral hearing, the Salzburg Independent Administrative Panel sentenced the applicant to pay a fine of a total amount of 21,500 Austrian Schillings (ATS) (approx. 1,562 Euros (EUR)), and to contribute ATS 6,450 (approx. EUR 469) to the costs of the first and second instance pr... |
12 September 2003 | 11. In 2000 the District Court appointed a custody officer to supervise the execution of the access agreement. She periodically submitted reports to the court, dated, inter alia, 15 September 2000, 6 April and 8 May 2001, |
August 1999 | 62. Several of Suleyman Tsechoyev's co-detainees in the pre‑trial detention centre in Nalchik stated on 10 September 1999 that the deceased had not raised any complaints, that he had been visited by a lawyer and by his brother and that in |
22 June 2010 | 17. On 5 June 2010 the applicant further complained that some colleagues of the police officers against whom he had lodged his criminal complaint had been threatening him in order to make him withdraw his complaint. On |
2 March 2011 | 21. On 6 April 2010 the Secretary of State notified the applicant of his liability to automatic deportation and asked him to submit reasons why he should not be deported. His representatives responded to that letter; however, on |
12 and 13 July 1997 | 46. On the same day the applicant made a petition to the President of the Wrocław Regional Court, the President of Wrocław-Śródmieście District Court and the Wrocław-Śródmieście District Court. He complained that on |
20 July 1993 | 5. On 7 April 1992 the applicant was arrested in Hungary on the suspicion of having murdered his wife, a German national. On 10 April 1992 the Hungarian Pest Central District Court ordered his detention on remand until his extradition to Germany. On |
the previous day | 10. The Government contested this allegation and submitted that the police officers had visited the applicant at 9 a.m. because they suspected him of having participated in an unauthorised demonstration |
8 December 1976 | 17. On 21 January 2010 the Hamburg Regional Court dismissed the second applicant’s claim, holding that under the first sentence of section 12(10)(2) of the Children Born outside Marriage (Legal Status) Act the second applicant was not a statutory heir. That provision was in conformity with the Basic Law. The Regional ... |
26 April 2016 | 26. On 23 April 2013 the Budapest High Court released the applicant from detention upon his giving an undertaking not to leave his place of residence. Relying on the Court’s case-law, the High Court found that pre‑trial detention could only serve as a measure of last resort, and the applicant’s continued detention wou... |
24 December 2003 | 26. On 14 June 2005 the Konotop Town Prosecutor’s Office rejected a request by the applicant for the institution of criminal proceedings. The prosecutor found that the applicant’s description of events was not confirmed by the findings of the forensic medical examination which had been completed on |
14 March 1998 | 23. The applicant’s lawyer followed with an application for the release of his client pending the proceedings. On 19 May 1997 the Warsaw Regional Court refused to lift the measure and conversely, extended it until |
eighteen months | 24. On 23 November 1998 the applicant’s lawyers lodged an appeal. They submitted, in particular, that domestic law permitted the extension of detention beyond the nine‑month period only in “exceptional circumstances”, whereas in the present case neither the Prosecutor General, who had authorised the extension to |
31 May 2005 | 31. The applicant lodged a complaint with a prosecutor, arguing that he had been unlawfully detained on the grounds of lack of a valid residence permit. On 14 June 2005 a prosecutor replied that the applicant’s detention was lawful and had been ordered on national security or public safety and order grounds. He could ... |
20 October 2011 | 9. As regards the general characteristics of the cells in the remand section of Ljubljana prison, material conditions inside the cells and sanitary conditions, see the judgment in Mandić and Jović v. Slovenia, nos. 5774/10 and 5985/10, §§ 10 to 23, |
eight to nine days | 53. In order to substantiate the decision, the prosecutor first listed the injuries suffered by the State agents as follows:
“H.D.M. was hit in the legs and the face, and according to the medical certificate ... suffered injuries which required |
between 14 March 2008 and 6 November 2009 | 38. According to the applicants, the investigation was suspended prematurely on numerous occasions. For instance, no proceedings were pending between 25 February 2003 and 13 November 2006, between 13 November 2006 and 20 February 2008, and |
around 30 years old | 20. On 20 May 2008 L.M. gave evidence to the investigating judge. He said, inter alia, that on 27 March 2008 he had seen a group of Roma men in front of his home running away with a wheel he owned; one of them had had black hair with blonde highlights, had been short and |
21 April 2009 | 12. In his submissions of 4 August 2008 and 29 May 2009, the applicant informed the Court that he had filed a case with the Ankara Labour Court against the company, requesting additional compensation (munzam zarar) for the damage he had sustained as a result of the delay in payment. This case was dismissed on |
21 July 2015 | 8. On 28 March 2011 the applicant was arrested at Larnaca airport as he attempted to take a flight to London on a forged Romanian passport. He was arrested for the offences of (i) circulating a forged document (sections 331, 333, 335 and 339 of the Criminal Code (Cap. 154) – see A.H. and J.K. v. Cyprus, nos. 41903/10 ... |
15 March 2004 | 26. By a decision of 9 January 2004 the investigator of the Bataysk Line Interior Office terminated the criminal proceedings against S. for lack of corpus delicti. The decision was based on statements by the applicant’s father and the guards present during the incident, plus the results of several expert examinations.... |
approximately six years and two months | 7. On 10 May 1993[1] the applicant instituted official liability proceedings (Amtshaftung) against the Republic of Austria. He claimed compensation for damages caused by his conviction, which had been annulled, and his detention which lasted |
16 April 2012 | 20. The applicant applied to the Deputy President of the Supreme Court of the Tatarstan Republic for judicial review under Article 30.12 of the CAO. Having examined the file, by decision of 15 June 2012 the Deputy President upheld the court decisions of 29 March and |
6 February 1998 | 32. On 28 January 2000, upon the applicant’s request, the Słupsk Regional Court issued a cumulative judgment (wyrok łączny) sentencing the applicant to a cumulative penalty of one year and ten months’ imprisonment (kara łączna) for the convictions contained in the judgments of |
15 November 1996 | 74. In this letter, the Chief Public Prosecutor was informed that statements had been taken from Murat Koparan, Taner Şarlak and Erkan Dağdelen, that these persons did not know Ferhat Tepe and that they had denied the contents of the document entitled “To the Public”. It was further noted that on |
13 February 2003 | 69. In a decision of 26 January 2009 the investigator in charge sought authorisation from a competent court for access to classified documents from a military archive. The decision referred to the investigation in case no. 20039 and stated that there were sufficient grounds to believe that representatives of the feder... |
23 December 2010 | 134. On 26 August 2011 the bailiff asked the applicant company to make it clear whether it was ready to accept the three aircraft in the condition in which they had been discovered at Cherkasy airport (which had not improved since |
30 July 1997 | 60. The applicant company's leases on both aircraft had expired by May 1996 (see paragraph 12 above). Further to the judgment of the Supreme Court of November 1996 (see paragraph 58 above) and given the relaxation of the sanctions regime (see paragraphs 67-71 below), JAT and the Minister for Transport reached an agree... |
23 September 1998 until 25 March 1999 | 20. The Chişinău Arbitration Court scheduled some thirty-one court hearings in the months that followed, almost all of which resulted in decisions to adjourn the proceedings and summon the parties for another date, because more evidence was necessary, or one of the parties was absent, or because a connected set of pro... |
27 September 1999 | 7. Immediately afterwards a report hearing was also held (izvještajno ročište), where the applicant company’s representative was appointed as a representative of all foreign creditors in the board of creditors. The Agency, being the creditor claiming the highest sum, was also included in the board of creditors, a body... |
1 April 1996 | 54. On 25 March 1996 Lieutenant-Colonel Alpı concluded his investigation report. He came to the conclusion that no operation had been conducted by security forces in Türeli village on 18 May 1994 and that the security forces had not even gone to that village on that day. Lieutenant‑Colonel Alpı further considered that... |
21 May 2003 | 8. On 7 April 2003 the applicant suggested that a neurological-psychological expert report be commissioned. The Berlin Pensions and Allowances Office proposed an expert, to whom the applicant objected, for the neurological-psychological report. On |
19 October 2006 | 7. The applicant’s mother had worked in Iļģuciema Prison for approximately twenty-five years prior to her daughter’s detention there. In 2006 the applicant’s mother was an assistant to the prison governor. Her last day of work at the prison was on |
1 December 1989 | 34. According to an indictment filed by the Midyat Prosecutor with the Midyat Assize Court on 11 December 1989, a certain T.M. and the applicant's deceased son, Mesut Dündar, had raped a nine-year old boy in breach of Article 414 of the Criminal Code. As a result, Mesut Dündar had been arrested on |
29 December 1998 | 33. In December 1998 “confidential sources” informed the applicant that one member of staff, B., was involved in criminal activities relating to the falsification of documents. On 28 December 1998 the applicant lodged a specific complaint against B. on behalf of Aim. The complaint was given to the administration in or... |
25 June 2001 | 22. Four persons accused in the indictment lodged complaints against the indictment in May and early June 2000; their complaints were rejected by the Vienna Regional Criminal Court on 1 December 2000. Two further persons accused in the indictment lodged complaints in April 2001. Their complaints were rejected by the V... |
29 November 2004 | 28. According to the applicant, neither his family doctor, doctor G., nor any other doctor had been allowed to examine him while in detention until after communication of his application to the Government. He submitted copies of two requests lodged by his family doctor on 22 and |
6 January 1997 | 8. On 28 November 1994 the applicant lodged an appeal on points of law with the Supreme Court (Vrhovno sodišče). ZT cross-appealed.
On 29 November 1996 the court dismissed the applicant’s appeal, but allowed the ZT’s appeal and reduced the awarded damages.
The decision was served on the applicant on |
30 April 1998 | 5. On 20 July 1997 she brought proceedings before the Madan District Court against her five siblings for the division of a piece of real property. Between January and April 1998 the court held three hearings and admitted two expert reports in evidence. On |
20 June 1994 | 17. There are inconsistencies in the lieutenant’s statements as to whether he saw Mr Stefanov falling, or only saw him after he had already hit the ground. In his report dated 11 June 1993 the lieutenant stated that he had only seen Mr Stefanov’s body supine on the ground. However, when questioned about the incident o... |
2 December 2011 | 40. The court dismissed as unsubstantiated the applicant’s allegation that the mother was negligent with the child and that she might have exercised physical violence against the child: in contrast to the results of the medical examination of |
3 August 1998 | 16. On 3 August 1998 the chief of the local police drew up a report concerning the coercive measures that had been used during the incident. It reads, inter alia, as follows:
“...on 2 August 1998 a phone call was received [to the effect] that Z.S. had been physically attacked by a group of Roma ... Mr S., Mr A. and Mr ... |
18 May 2001 | 43. On 7 November 2000 the applicants lodged an appeal which the Maribor Higher Court dismissed on 20 December 2000. They then petitioned the Public Prosecutor-General (Generalni državni tožilec), asking him to lodge a request for the protection of legality with the Supreme Court. Their petition was rejected on |
7 and 8 August 2000 | 57. On 25 November 2002 the applicant’s lawyers questioned Mr Grigolashvili and Ms Margvelashvili in Georgia, in the presence of their lawyers, and through an interpreter. On an unspecified date in 2003 the lawyers also questioned Mr Kervalishvili. A verbatim recording of those questioning was made. The lawyers furthe... |
the age of eighteen | 53. The relevant part of the Supreme Court’s judgment reads as follows:
... From the evidence taken during the proceedings, primarily the reports in the personal record established in respect of the appellant, it can be indisputably concluded that he, on the basis of a written document, consciously, secretly, continuo... |
October 2005 | 24. In June 2005 the first applicant again sought the return of the computers. His request was rejected by the prosecutor and the court on 24 June and 15 July 2005 respectively on the grounds that the computers were necessary for the investigation. The applicant’s assertions that the computers contained personal infor... |
the same date | 159. On 4 April 2006 the Constitutional Court examined an application by Mr N., who had submitted that the lack of any limitation in time on the detention of a person pending extradition was incompatible with the constitutional guarantee against arbitrary detention. In its decision no. 101‑O of |
10 November 1998 | 23. Immediately after his transfer to the detention centre on 30 October 1998 the applicant was subjected to a comprehensive medical examination, including an HIV test, a drug test and psychiatric examination. The drug test revealed that the applicant was intoxicated with morphine. A panel of psychiatrists confirmed t... |
9 January 2007 | 17. On 14 February 2007 Mrs Justice Black refused the applicant’s application for permission to seek judicial review of the Secretary of State’s alleged failure to consider and determine the new representations made on |
25 April 2008 | 38. On 10 May 2007 M.K, an expert gastroenterologist, considered it surprising that Y had not undergone an ultrasonographic examination of the abdomen. He further stressed that she could have had an MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) to determine the cause of the abscess. Lastly, an autopsy would have allowed the origin... |
8 and 12 March | 19. On 15 December 1999 the İskenderun District Administrative Council decided not to grant authorisation to prosecute two police officers from the Anti-Terrorist Branch of the İskenderun police headquarters. The district council based its decision on the medical reports of |
Two days later | 78. In or about February or March 1995, the second applicant approached the local authority personally with a complaint, and was told that he could see his social services file with third party information removed. |
more than 15 months | 37. On 27 January 2004 the Katowice Regional Prosecutor ordered the applicant's release, having obtained a bail deposit and an additional personal guarantee from a local councillor that the applicant would not obstruct the proceedings. The applicant's passport was seized and she was ordered not to leave the country. T... |
about a month | 25. According to the applicants, six months after Mr Ali Khadayev’s apprehension the second applicant went to the FSB quarters where he met “Tank”. He asked “Tank” to help him establish the whereabouts of his son. “Tank” replied: “Z. has left and I cannot help you with anything”. Then “Tank” also left Urus-Martan for |
4 December 1996 | 6. On 7 January 1997 they published in the nationwide magazine Hymy an article about A., the National Conciliator (valtakunnansovittelija, riksförlikningsmannen) at the time, and B., his female friend. The article, which was entitled “A.'s long-lasting relationship with his female friend and booze”, concerned an incid... |
11 February 2003 | 21. The Government submitted that between 23 September 1998 and 1 February 2003 the applicant had served his sentence of imprisonment in penitentiary establishment UCh-398/9, the Rostov Region. As of |
7 December 2001 | 45. On 12 July 2002 the Cherepovets Town Court rejected the applicant's claims against the steel-plant. The court, referring to its judgment of 13 June 2006, held that the new boundary of the sanitary security zone had not been defined yet. The Federal Program of 1996, referred to by the applicant, contained such meas... |
27 October 1992 | 10. On 30 September 1993 the single-member first instance civil court (Μονομελές Πρωτοδικείο) of Piraeus considered that the applicants were entitled to the benefit. It awarded GRD 600,000 to applicant no. 1, GRD 570,000 to each of applicants nos. 2-5, GRD 380,000 to each of applicants nos. 6 and 7, GRD 300,000 to eac... |
every three months | 8. By a letter of 27 June 2007 the State Department of Ukraine for the Execution of Sentences informed the second applicant, in reply to a letter sent by him on an earlier date, that female life prisoners were entitled to have one long visit |
between 1998 and 2007 | 57. On 6 March 2007 the expert M.Ž.T. submitted her report. She made a synthesis of O.Č.'s state of health: the latter had been suffering from a paranoid psychosis and who for that reason had been hospitalised five times |
22 April 2005 | 8. On 2 February 2005 the applicant was summoned to appear before the Ljubljana Local Court but the summons was returned to the court undelivered. On 12 April 2005 the court sent a new summons, which was served on the applicant on |
Three or four days later | 235. Later the same morning, the applicant went to the Urus-Martan military commander’s office, where she met Mr Alexander Merluyev, a Goyty resident. His brother, Mr Musa Merluyev (see application no. 36141/10, Merluyev v. Russia below), had been abducted on the same night. |
23 June 2003 | 37. The court found valid the applicant’s complaints that the doctors had tried to dissuade (atkalbėti) her from meditating, attempted to alter her views on non-traditional meditation religion and had treated her against meditating and attending the Ojas Meditation Centre. That conclusion was based on the applicant’s ... |
3 March 2015 | 40. At a hearing of 30 November 2015 the State Court held that the National Security Agency’s report, submitted on 16 November 2015, did not contain any new information concerning the applicant. Accordingly, the court again referred to the applicant’s submissions during the hearing of |
six months previously | 42. On 28 October 2004 the applicant appealed against the prosecutor’s office’s refusal to investigate his complaint concerning the incident of 6 May 2003 before the Regional Court, which was examining his criminal case. He noted, in particular, that no effort had ever been made to collect objective evidence or to exa... |
17 April 2009 | 31. The criminal proceedings were opened, closed and subsequently resumed several times following the applicant’s complaints to the courts: most recently on 25 March 2009, the District Court quashed a decision by the prosecutor to terminate the investigation. By letter of |
fifteen days’ | 15. On the same day the first applicant was taken to the Yasamal District Court and appeared before a judge. The judge found him guilty under Article 310 § 1 (failure to comply with a lawful order of a police officer) of the Code of Administrative Offences and sentenced him to |
11 June to 15 August 2001 | 12. In 2001 a pre-school programme called “Little School” (Mala škola) was introduced in the Lončarevo settlement in Podturen. It included about twenty Roma children and was designed as a preparatory programme for primary school. Three educators were involved, who had previously received special training. The programm... |
12-18 July 2010 | 14. On 28 May 2010 the Regional Court asked G.K. for a progress report. On 26 June 2010 G.K.’s office informed the Regional Court that the progress report would only be submitted in the twenty-eighth calendar week ( |
thirty days | 30. At the hearing on 19 January 2001 the court exempted the applicant and one other plaintiff from paying the court fees and the remaining plaintiff did not appear. The court served T.B.'s reply on the plaintiffs and invited them to submit their comments within |
10 March 2013 | 9. According to the applicant, the demonstrations were intended to be peaceful and were conducted in a peaceful manner. The participants of the demonstration of 31 July 2010 were demanding free and fair elections and democratic reforms in the country. The participants of the demonstration of |
12 October 2007 | 9. On 3 October 2007 the District Court extended the applicant’s pre‑trial detention until 9 November 2007 noting that the circumstances underlying the applicant’s detention pending investigation were still pertinent. On |
a day before | 101. On 26 January 2011 the applicant complained to the Grozny District Court in Chechnya of the investigators’ inaction and pointed out numerous defects of the investigation. On 4 February 2011 the District Court dismissed the applicant’s complaint as the investigators had already resumed the investigation |
18 May 2009 | 19. On 13 May 2009 the Federal Constitutional Court, without giving reasons, declined to consider the applicant’s constitutional complaint (file no. 2 BvR 957/09). The decision was served on the applicant’s counsel on |
27 June 1985 | 9. On 5 March 2004 the applicant association lodged an application for judicial review of the decision of the delegated official and requested that it be stayed. The applicant association based its arguments primarily on instruments such as Council Directive 85/337/EEC of |
22 November | 20. The trial court held about 23 hearings. Four hearings (25 April and 23 May 2002; 10 March, 15 April 2003) were adjourned because the applicant had not been brought by the police to court from a detention centre. It appears that seven hearings were adjourned due to the absence of the applicant’s counsel (25 April, ... |
15 June 1999 | 8. On 18 November 1998 the District Prosecutor ordered the applicant’s detention on remand relying on the seriousness of the charges against him. In his decision he also noted that the applicant had failed to appear before the investigator and that he could not be found at his permanent residence. The applicant was pu... |
22 January 2016 | 15. The tenth applicant, Andreas Martzaklis, was detained in the Prison Hospital from 28 May 2013 until 3 August 2015, when he was released after he lodged an application on the basis of section 12 of Law no. 4322/2015. He was again detained in the Prison Hospital from |
7 December 1999 | 24. On 9 November 1999 the applicant elaborated her action and requested the court to obtain psychological and educational opinions on the children. The latter opinion was submitted on 24 November 1999. On |
30 May 2007 | 37. The applicant appealed on 21 May 2007, reiterating his arguments that there were no grounds for his continued detention. He again asked for the detention to be replaced with another preventive measure. On |
23 February 2006 | 27. On 20 October 2007 and again on 29 October 2007 the administrative authorities at remand prison IZ-77/4 in Moscow replied to a request for information by the applicant’s representatives stating that at the time of his arrival at their remand prison on |
1 July 2003 | 21. On 31 July 2003 the first applicant requested the district prosecutor’s office to admit her to the proceedings in case no. 34055 as a victim and to inform her of progress in the investigation into her son’s kidnapping by servicemen of law enforcement agencies. Shortly after that she was provided with a copy of the... |
one-year-old | 15. According to the applicant and the statements of the two attesting witnesses which were appended to the application form, the search was conducted in the following manner. Upon his return home, accompanied by police officers, the applicant found his pregnant wife in a critical condition, apparently suffering a mis... |
less than seven days | 23. On 4 October 2010 the applicant’s lawyer lodged a statement of appeal, arguing that there was no evidence that the applicant would flee justice or reoffend; that his application for refugee status was pending; and that the prosecutor’s extension request had been submitted to the district court |
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