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24 December | 58. The amended contact order thus confirmed the transitional period for the applicant’s and his daughter’s communication in the presence of a psychologist and a social worker. Upon a determination by a psychologist of K.J.’s readiness to have contact with her father, the applicant also could see the twins (or one of ... |
21 July 2002 | 88. On 21 and 22 February and 5 and 10 March 2005 the investigator posed a number of questions, suggested by the applicant, to the four forensic medical experts who had produced the opinion of 25 January 2005. Three of the experts were unable to answer the applicant’s question about whether it was possible for his son... |
11 January 2006 | 18. Relying on Article 24 (right to a fair hearing) of the Spanish Constitution, and on Articles 20 and 28 taken together (freedom of expression and association), the applicants lodged an amparo appeal with the Constitutional Court. In a decision of |
the next day | 21. The Administrative Court further considered that the seizure of the applicant’s mobile phone had been lawful under section 40 no. 4 of the Hessian Public Security and Order Act. The applicant had had to be prevented from making arrangements for an altercation between hooligans both during his detention and directl... |
19 April 2000 | 35. On 19 January 2000 the Skopje Court of First Instance granted the applicant’s claim and annulled the Board’s decisions related to his removal (“the court order”). That decision was upheld by the Skopje Court of Appeal’s decision of |
8 September 1994 | 10. On 17 May 1994 the Municipal Court contacted the Vyškov District Court and the Zlín District Court in order to obtain information concerning other judicial proceedings initiated by the applicants. On |
more than two years | 7. On 23 March 1995 the second applicant, together with nine other founder members of the “Church of the Scientology Mission in St Petersburg”, applied for registration of their group. Having received no response for |
14 November 2002 | 14. Between March 2002 and the end of December 2003 the Poznań Court of Appeal prolonged the applicant’s detention on 6 occasions. Those decisions were given on the following dates: 12 March, 6 June and |
16 February 2004 | 9. By a judgment of 3 February 2004 the Kuybyshevskiy District Court of St Petersburg awarded the applicant RUB 7,407 as a penalty for the lengthy non-enforcement of the judgment of 24 July 2000. No appeal was lodged against the judgment and it acquired legal force on |
21 March 2006 | 15. On 7 October 2005 the Authority received confidential information from the intelligence service, classified “restricted” (vyhrazené) and dated 5 October 2005. It started an investigation in order to verify the information received. In the course of that investigation the intelligence service provided the Authority... |
14 November 2008 | 19. On 14 September 2010 the Supreme Court examined the case file of the Vinkovci Municipal Court and a submission of the Vukovar County Court, and found that the enforcement proceedings had started on |
7 January 2011 | 7. It appears that six of the present applicants own houses or land within the mentioned “corridor”: Ms Carina Granberg, Ms Agneta Holmström, Mr Gustaf Härestål, Mr Björn Höjer, Ms Inga-Britt Höjer, and Mr Christer Skoog. Ownership of Mr Skoog’s property was transferred to Ms Granberg on |
the same day | 10. On 29 January 2003 the deputy director of the İdil police headquarters sent a letter to the İdil public prosecutor requesting that the applicants’ detention period be extended for a further two days. In his letter, the deputy director maintained that the applicants were considered to have been involved in the arme... |
1 June 2007 | 8. On 26 April 2005 the Town Court found the applicant guilty of theft and sentenced him to three years’ imprisonment. Again he claimed that his name was Shermandin Goderziyevich Mazmishvili and presented the relevant ID card. On |
1 January 2018 | 25. On 8 June 2017, in accordance with the Minister of Justice’s proposal and Parliament’s acceptance of the list presented by the Minister, the President of Iceland signed the appointment letters for the fifteen nominated candidates, including A.E. A.E.’s letter of appointment stated the following:
“The President of ... |
30 September 2004 | 21. The dissenting judge, Mr Justice Skoghøy, stated:
“(70) ... I have concluded that the Media Authority's administrative decision to impose a fine on TV Vest is an unlawful interference with the right to freedom of expression under Article 10 of the Convention, and that the appeal by TV Vest AS must therefore be all... |
18 February 2005 | 15. In the meantime, the applicant lodged a claim for damages against the municipal council under the State and Municipalities Responsibility for Damage Act 1988 (“the SMRDA”). She sought damages in respect of the municipal council’s failure to open a privatisation procedure by means of offering to sell to her the who... |
27 July 1988 | 14. Preparation of the case for trial began on 28 May 1986 and on that date the Magistrate’s Court appointed an expert. Of the seven hearings listed between 8 October 1986 and 2 December 1987 three were devoted to organising expert evidence, two to an inspection of the premises by the pretore, two were adjourned by th... |
28 September 1999 | 30. On 25 August 1999 the Ternopil Town Court found for the applicant. The court for the most part reiterated the findings contained in the decision of 3 July 1998. It also held that the Society had been the owner of every construction object on the land at issue before it transferred the title to these objects to its... |
6 November 2009 | 49. On the same date, about one hour later, the applicant called his lawyer to inform her that he had refused to sign several documents and that the officers had told him in English that his status had expired and had detained him. The lawyer then called the State Border Guard Service with a view to finding out the re... |
16 May 1991 | 53. On 16 February 2005 the Vinkovci Municipal Court adopted a judgment dismissing the applicants’ civil action. In respect of the applicants’ action against the Vinkovci Municipality, the court noted:
“Under section 207 of the Civil Obligations Act the investor and the constructor have joint liability for all damages... |
12 July 2002 | 49. On 9 April 2007 the Mariupol Prosecutor’s Office terminated the proceedings in the case for the absence of evidence of a crime. The prosecutor referred to previous decisions in the case, the testimonies of the applicant, police officers and witnesses, and to the conclusions of the forensic medical examinations of ... |
27 July 2001 | 11. On 28 and 29 July 2001 a commission consisting of the head of the council of elders and two employees of the local convenience store drew up a report listing the losses to the applicants’ possessions. The report stated that, as a result of shooting by the federal forces on |
September 2013 | 15. According to the Government, after the death of O., a protracted family dispute arose between the applicants. The first applicant was dissatisfied with the way the second applicant fulfilled his duties as M.’s guardian and insisted that their son, N.B., should take on those obligations. Furthermore, there was a di... |
23 September 1994 | 15. The applicants appealed. They submitted that the court had wrongly found that the contested articles had suggested that M.S. had accepted a bribe and that the prosecuting authorities had conducted an investigation into the matter. They further argued that the first-instance judgment had breached Articles 54 and 61... |
5 and 12 March 1998 | 45. The Government provided no evidence of the applicant's treatment or the medical assistance provided to him from 22 November 1998 to 13 March 1999. Between 10 October 1998 and 19 July 1999 the applicant was visited ten times by doctors from the SIZO SBU. These included two visits by a dentist and a surgeon. On |
between 1999 and 2002 | 20. To explain the National Assembly’s unrepresentativeness, some commentators have referred to the cumulative effect of a number of factors over and above the existence of a high national threshold. For example, because of the protest-vote phenomenon linked to the economic and political crisis, the five parties which... |
1 January 2006 | 13. On 2 March 2010 the court found in part for the second applicant. It held that the second applicant was entitled to the supplement from the date of the decision of the Constitutional Court (9 July 2007) and not from |
the mid-1970s | 18. In or about January 1999 John Weir, who had been released from prison on licence in 1993, made a statement to a journalist alleging RUC and Ulster Defence Regiment (“UDR”) collusion with loyalist paramilitaries from the Portadown area in |
25 September 2008 | 17. On 8 August 2008 Mr Neshkov brought a claim under section 1 of the State and Municipalities Liability for Damage Act 1988 (see paragraph 125 below) in relation to the conditions of his detention in Stara Zagora Prison. He sought 7,000 Bulgarian levs (BGN) in non‑pecuniary damages. On |
19 March 2012 | 66. The report referred to witness statements given in the case about the events of 5 August 2002. In particular, on 6 February 2012 V. had stated that the applicant and T. had burst into his house. The applicant had punched him in the face and T. had grabbed him by the legs. The applicant had then, while sitting on h... |
26 July 2000 | 14. Between 21 March and 7 September 2000 the applicant was a patient in the Lugansk Hospital. He was allegedly examined on 21 April, 22 May, 23 June and 22 August 2000 by a panel of three psychiatrists. Each time it was decided that his treatment had to be continued. On |
3 July 1995 | 11. On 5 July 2001 the Court of Cassation decided that the amount of compensation for non-pecuniary damage should be increased to TRL 1,000,000,000 (approximately USD 790) with statutory interest running from |
Between 24 May 1996 and 21 May 2001 | 7. On 12 October 1995 the applicant instituted civil proceedings against ZT in the Celje District Court (Okrožno sodišče v Celju) seeking payment of disability allowance in the amount of 1,656,732 Slovenian tolars (approximately 6,900 euros) due to the injuries sustained in the accident.
On the basis of, inter alia, t... |
the late 19th century | 17. Having examined the developments of the Sami culture and reindeer herding since prehistoric times, the District Court issued a 192-page judgment on 21 February 1996. It found that, from the 16th to the late 19th century, there had not been any winter grazing which had established a right for the Sami to such grazi... |
15 October 2015 | 16. The circumstances related to the dispersal of the demonstrations of 2 April and 17 April 2011, the first, second and third applicants’ arrests and custody, and subsequent administrative proceedings against them are similar to those in Gafgaz Mammadov v. Azerbaijan (no. 60259/11, |
1 August 1997 | 30. On 20 July 1997 the applicant association appealed to the District Court against the refusal of the mayor stating, inter alia, that there was no legal provision prohibiting meetings of organisations which were not “legitimate” and that the planned public event would be peaceful and would not endanger public order.... |
10 September 2005 | 36. On 11 September 2006 the Tax Authority dismissed L.’s notification of N.’s change of address because notification had to be made jointly by both guardians. However, at the same time it decided, on its own initiative, to remove N. from the population register as having emigrated, since it was clear that N., since |
5 February 2002 | 49. On 19 February 2002 the applicant lodged a constitutional complaint against the judgments delivered by the Mainz Regional Court on 5 May 2000 and the Koblenz Court of Appeal on 30 October 2001, and against the Federal Court of Justice’s decision of |
30 November 2009 | 21. A panel of medical professionals at the State office for forensic expertise issued the following expert report:
“... Having examined the available documents, we consider that [the applicant’s] heart disease is now in a phase of stable pathology and that he is fit to take part in court hearings under normal conditi... |
the end of January 2000 | 71. In May 2004 B. (see § 30 above) testified that he had known Yandiyev since their childhood in Grozny. In December 1999 and January 2000 he met him in Grozny on several occasions. At that time Yandiyev was wearing his hair long, had a beard and wore an army camouflage jacket, but he was not armed. At |
17 March 2010 | 41. In March 2010 the applicant, joined by the medical panel of the colony hospital, filed another request for his early release, arguing that his condition was extremely serious and had continued to deteriorate. Having examined the applicant’s behaviour while serving his sentence, on |
February 1998 | 9. According to an interview report of 29 November 2007 prepared by the Danish Immigration Service (Udlændingestyrelsen, now Udlændingeservice), the applicant stated that he had not been politically active or member of any political party or organisation. He had no previous convictions and had not been detained, charg... |
19 July 2002 | 24. However, on 14 July 2005 the Volgograd City Prosecutor refused to institute criminal proceedings against officer P. The decision read as follows:
“... Junior inspector [of facility IZ-34/4] Kush. explained that on |
14 March 2004 | 6. According to the applicants, they have been involved in various disputes with the local police in their area, that is, with officers of the Cēsis District Police Department (Cēsu rajona policijas pārvalde). As established by an internal investigation, on |
6 July 2002 to 18 November 2003 | 28. According to a certificate of 18 August 2008 issued by the remand centre management and produced by the Government, until July 2002 the applicant was held in communal cells. It was not possible to establish the number of inmates in each cell, as the remand centre registers for that period had been destroyed on exp... |
23 December 2002 | 84. On 24 February 2003 the third applicant lodged an application with the Kraków Regional Court for the recovery of maintenance from Y.M. under the New York Convention. In her application, she requested the Greek authorities to secure a friendly settlement of the case or, alternatively, to institute proceedings with ... |
25 December 1998 | 13. On 15 March 2004 the Arabkir and Kanaker-Zeytun District Court of Yerevan dismissed the applicant’s complaint, finding that the refusal was lawful as the District Police Department had acted in accordance with Government Decree no. 821 of |
the following day | 9. The carrying out of the Minister’s order on the territory of the Blagoevgrad region was organised by the head of the Blagoevgrad Regional Directorate of Internal Affairs. On 10 November 2005 he ordered six police officers to take part in a police operation between 6 p.m. on that day and 2 a.m. |
14 July 2006 | 5. On 26 June 2006 the Leskovac Commercial Court ordered AD Perper-Agrar, a socially-owned company based in Bošnjace (hereinafter “the debtor”) to pay the applicant specified amounts on account of damages. That judgment became final on |
25 June 2007 | 59. On 3 November 2006 the Toretsk prosecutor’s office again refused to institute criminal proceedings, essentially on the same grounds as in its previous decisions. The prosecutors stated, with no further explanation, that there were no irregularities in the course of the applicant’s placement and holding in the poli... |
16 August 2003 | 10. The doctor who admitted the applicant to the hospital found that he had been in a state of post-traumatic haemorrhagic shock (pourazowy wstrząs krwotoczny) which constituted a real danger to his life. On |
2 February 2012 | 62. On 13 March 2012 child care specialists had a conversation with K.J. at the Service’s premises. I.N. was not present during the conversation. The specialists sought to ascertain the girl’s opinion concerning her contact with the applicant. The girl expressed negative feelings towards contact with her father and to... |
20 April 1994 | 56. By a decision of 24 July 1997 (no. 7A069/24.07.1997) it rescinded its decision of 20 April 1994 (see paragraph 46 above), readopted the text of said decision and, despite the favourable judgment (see paragraph 52 above), refused to recognise and restore the property rights of the heirs of the applicant’s parents i... |
19 October 2009 | 17. On 12 October 2009 the presiding judge wrote to the remand centre inquiring whether the applicant was fit to continue with his participation in the trial hearings and whether a medical examination by cardiologists and rheumatologists was necessary. The remand centre replied on |
11 March 1990 | 60. The Court of Appeal otherwise confirmed a substantial part of the first instance court’s findings and held that, under international law, the new Government of Lithuania had had legitimate authority as of |
between 4 and 28 October 2008 | 9. On 24 September 2008 M.S. filed a petition for divorce with the Kraków Regional Court. M.S. applied for an interim order granting her temporary custody over P. and J. for the duration of the divorce proceedings. She had also informed the court that she would be in Kraków |
18 February 2000 | 32. On 21 September 2002 the Darnitsky District Prosecutor's Office decided not to institute criminal proceedings into the second applicant's allegations of ill-treatment. This decision was based on the statements of the three police officers concerned, who denied ill-treating the applicant, and the evidence of Mr Sh.... |
several days | 28. Following his force-feeding, the applicant became extremely ill and suffered very severe pain. A doctor visited his cell in the middle of the night and administered medication, but he remained bedridden for |
12 May 2004 | 32. The court held three hearings, on 5 November 2003 and 30 January and 12 May 2004. It admitted the judgments given in the criminal proceedings against the police officers in evidence and heard the parties' pleadings. In a bench ruling of |
28 May 2013 | 7. In 2005 the applicant brought an action against DTAG, claiming that as a result of the excessive prices paid by the T.AG, he and Mr W. had had to reduce their shares in the company before its stock market launch. For that reason, as well as on account of a lower valuation of the company on the day of the launch, he... |
12 October 2000 | 29. On 23 May 2000 the applicant requested the Plovdiv Regional Court to schedule the hearing for an earlier date. On 25 May 2000 the court refused, holding that pursuant to the provisions of the Code of Civil Procedure the case did not call for an expedited examination. The last hearing was held on |
12 December 2004 | 21. On 15 April 2005 the applicant submitted a written request for a medical examination to the Dmytriv Town Court. The applicant gave the names of the three police officers who had allegedly tortured him on |
18 January 2010 | 16. The applicant made further representations on 16 November 2009 and 13 and 14 January 2010, claiming that he feared his current partner’s ex-husband, who had recently been deported to Pakistan, and that he was taking medication, namely methadone and various sleeping tablets, which would not be available to him once... |
every other day | 12. In view of this, the Federal Office for Criminal Investigation built a Global Positioning System (GPS) receiver into S.'s car in December 1995 by order of the Federal Public Prosecutor General. Thereby it could determine the location and the speed of the car once per minute. However, the data were only recovered |
5 April 2014 | 32. On 7 June 2013 the applicant was admitted to the civilian hospital in Parma. He was diagnosed with a bacterial infection and a yeast infection. Following a consultation with an infectious disease specialist, he was prescribed treatment. He remained hospitalised in the civilian hospital until his transfer on |
August 2005 | 54. On 9 February 2010 the applicant lodged a request with the FMS for refugee status in Russia. In his application he submitted, in particular, that since 1999 he had been persecuted in Uzbekistan on political grounds. He was a practising Muslim. He had been repeatedly arrested by Samarkand police and questioned in c... |
Between 15 January and 28 April 1999 | 20. The applicant claimed that a thick, black and footworn layer of dirt had covered the floor. Inmates' clothing swarmed with lice, spiders and other insects. Between 5 November 1998 and 15 January 1999 cell no. 11 was not once sanitised. |
7 September 2000 | 13. Ruling on appeals by the applicants and the civil parties, the Court of Cassation, in a judgment of 14 February 2001, dismissed the appeals in so far as they were directed against the criminal provisions of the judgment of |
30 October 1999 | 29. On 25 December 2001 the Gornyatskiy Local Court of Makiyivka found the applicant and several other individuals guilty of theft and robbery. The court established that on 14 May 1999 the applicant, M. and another person had stolen a car from S. In addition, on |
3 January 1990 | 21. On 21 and 23 March 1999 the applicant requested that, pursuant to Section 91 of the Courts Act (Gerichtsorganisationsgesetz), a time-limit be fixed for the decision on the Youth Welfare Office's application of |
5 August 2010 | 38. On 29 September 2011 the Administrative District Court found that the applicant had not paid the reduced court fees for lodging an appeal and had also not informed it of his transfer to another prison. As the applicant had failed to rectify the procedural shortcomings in his appeal (he had not paid the reduced cou... |
the middle of May | 7. The cell had a large window, parts of which could be opened but because of its state of disrepair it could not be completely closed. There were gaps around the edges of the window – one of them three centimetres wide. Accordingly, the air temperature inside the cell was dependent on the temperature outside. Thus, u... |
28 October 1996 | 30. On 1 August 1996 the High Court ordered, on the basis of the parties’ consent, that the jurisdiction issue be dealt with as a preliminary matter. On 11 October 1996 the High Court found that it did not have jurisdiction. A notice of appeal was issued on |
the night from 2 to 3 August 2002 | 91. On an unspecified date the applicant submitted to the investigating authority a photograph of his son allegedly performing on stage at the comedy contest in Stepanakert on 2 August 2002, arguing that this proved that his son was not yet that ill on that day. The version that his son felt ill and could not perform ... |
20 April 2015 | 9. On 5 November 2014 the Netherlands investigating authorities sent a request for mutual legal assistance (rechtshulpverzoek) to the competent Moroccan authorities in connection with the criminal investigation against the applicant, requesting, inter alia, the examination of a number of bank accounts and bank cards. ... |
the end of 1992 | 8. The applicant comes from the Afghan province of Baghlan and is a member of the Tajik ethnic group. His family were land-owning farmers. His father was a member of the communist party and was a party representative in Ghuri. After the fall of the communist regime of Mohamad Najibullah, this political involvement by ... |
the first few days | 19. She explained that the Block is divided into five self-contained zones (one on the ground floor, two on the first floor and two on the second floor) and four of the zones (B,C,D,E) were virtually identical. For |
11 March 2001 | 13. On 27 September 2001 the Cherkessk Town Court found that the applicant's detention had been unlawful but reduced compensation to RUR 5,000 (EUR 184). The reasoning in the judgment of 27 September 2001 repeated word by word that of the judgment of |
18 August 2003 | 9. The applicant had a chest fluorography examination in the detention centre and was examined by a chest physician who prescribed treatment (such as ethambutol and B6 vitamin) in relation to his tuberculosis. On |
31 December 2002 | 11. On 17 October 2003, the head of the Police Department of Suceava informed the first-instance court that:
“In response to your letter in which you enquire whether on 25 August 2003 a general search order was outstanding against S.A. ... I wish to inform you that on |
18 March 2008 | 10. The applicant’s wife was requested to attend an interview at the consulate on 21 February 2008. After she had submitted the necessary documents for compiling the application, the consular authorities asked her to contact the UNHCR/Cameroon delegation to obtain travel papers for herself and her children, in accorda... |
31 December 1992 | 8. In early 1992 the applicant sought legal advice from P.A. and J.P. law firm concerning restitution of the property. The lawyers did not inform him about the time-limit (Ausschlussfrist) for restitution claims, which expired on |
21 April 2005 | 18. On 17 June 2005 the applicant submitted written comments (zienswijze) on the Minister’s intended decision. On 19 October 2005 the Minister rejected the applicant’s asylum application, confirming the reasoning set out in her notice of intention of |
29 June 2006 | 11. On 14 June 2006 the Izmir Administrative Court decided to discontinue the compensation proceedings because the applicant had not paid the necessary court fees. That decision was served on the applicant on |
13 November 1993 | 10. In the meantime, on 12 November 1993, the applicant was taken for a medical examination because he did not feel well. It appears from his note that the doctor suspected a urinary infection. The laboratory results noted the presence of about 3 or 4 red blood cells in his urine. On |
14 March 2005 | 32. The Government submitted that on 14 March 2005 the district prosecutor's office had opened criminal investigation no. 51151 into the attack on the police officers and the unlawful purchase and storage of arms and ammunition. The investigation was opened in view of the wounding of two policemen, Mr P.A. and Mr S.O.... |
30 November 2010 | 51. On an unspecified date the applicant lodged a request with the court seeking suspension of the examination of the BCEA’s claim until the end of the civil proceedings instituted by her against the BCEA. On |
between October 2003 and August 2004 | 50. In support of this allegation the Government submitted a statement made on 27 June 2006 by the Principal Specialist of the Medical Assistance Unit of the Criminal Corrections Department of the Ministry of Justice, A.H. According to this statement, |
22 April 2002 | 23. On 18 April 2002 the prosecutor attached to the Supreme Court of Justice decided to end the prosecution against the applicant, on the ground that the legal relationships under examination were of a civil and commercial nature and not of a criminal nature.
On |
26 May 2004 | 14. On 6 October 2004 the Town Court examined a request by the applicant for release and dismissed it, stating:
“On 12 November 2002 the court remanded [the applicant] in custody. The reasons for that decision were the risk of him absconding and interfering with the investigation ...
The court does not see any reason ... |
11 September 1997 | 9. Following a further complaint by the applicant and Mr O.K., lodged on 9 March 1998, the Chernihiv Department of the Ministry of Interior conducted an internal investigation. On 19 March 1998 it announced that the circumstances described by the complainants “were found to be partly true”. However, there was no appea... |
17 November 2003 | 37. On 10 May 2004 the first applicant complained to the Supreme Court of the Chechen Republic about the refusal of the military prosecutor’s office of the United Group Alignment to furnish him with a copy of the decision of |
12 July 2001 | 14. On 28 February 2011 the Ialomiţa County Court allowed the tax authorities’ appeal: it quashed the judgment and, ruling on the merits, dismissed the applicant company’s challenge as being ill-founded. The court reasoned as follows:
– the administrative offence laid down in Article 220 § 2 (b) CPF authorised the anc... |
31 July 1997 | 34. On the same day (28 July 1997) the applicant was placed in the accommodation prepared by the Board under 24-hour supervision. He was allowed to leave the premises occasionally for limited periods. Leave was also given to take the applicant to the United Kingdom for assessment on |
seven years | 19. On 14 September 2005 the prosecutor of the Baku City Prosecutor’s Office discontinued the proceedings in respect of the applicant because, in accordance with Article 44 § 3 of the former Criminal Code, the criminal charge against him had become time-barred five years after the date of the commission of the alleged... |
10 March 2010 | 13. On 3 and 10 April 2010 the applicant’s lawyer lodged a written complaint with the investigator in charge of the case, complaining that the applicant had been ill-treated in police custody. In this connection, he pointed out that, although he had made such a complaint at the hearing of |
2 October 2009 | 5. On 30 July 2009 the Directorate of Tax Investigation (Skattrannsóknarstjóri ríkisins) initiated an audit of the applicant’s tax returns. The Directorate’s reason for initiating the investigation was to examine whether the applicant had declared profits from selling shares he received when he stepped down as the CEO... |
27 July 2007 | 7. At 7 p.m. on 28 July 2007 an investigator drew up a detention record, pursuant to Article 115 of the Code of Criminal Procedure (“the CCP”), regarding the applicant, who was suspected of drug dealing committed on |
10 December 1999 | 23. On 22 April 2003 the Mureş County Court decided to change back the legal classification of the crimes and convicted the applicants of inflicting grievous bodily harm causing the death of the victim, as defined in Article 183 of the Criminal Code, and trespassing. The three-year sentence was upheld. The amount of t... |
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