Examples of using Ecthr in English and their translations into Polish
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However, it is worth emphasizing that Protocol 15 will introduce a significant change to proceedings before the ECtHR. The Protocol was enacted in 2013, but has not yet come into force.
The ECtHR points out that the drawing of reasonable inferences from the accused's behaviour does not have the effect of shifting the burden of proof to the defence so as to infringe that aspect of the principle of the presumption of innocence.
In this respect, the ECtHR maintains that, according to Article 3 of the European Convention on Human Rights,"… every human being has an absolute,
The ECtHR agreed with Swiss courts
the judgment was paradoxically considered a victory for Russia, since the ECtHR did not accept Claimant's argument that the State was acting in bad faith
The ECtHR asked the government to clarify whether the decision of a public authority not to launch an investigation into the hateful comments could be seen as a violation of the right to respect for private life
This obligation has notably been confirmed in ECtHR jurisprudence which points to a requirement for the introduction of measures which ensure that persons remaining under a state's jurisdiction are not subject to torture
In the justification for the judgment, the Constitutional Tribunal pointed out that filing of a petition to reopen the proceeding by the recipient of the ECtHR judgment essentially depended on the length of the proceeding before an international body which the litigant had no control over.
In Muršić v. Croatia, the ECtHR held that the cell space provided to each inmate must be taken into consideration when determining violations of Article 3 of the European Convention on Human Rights,
The ECtHR noted that the comments came some months after the judge had charged Meslot with electoral fraud,
the number of appeals, condemnations by the ECtHR or delay in judicial cooperation proceedings.
standards imposed by the ECtHR e.g. ECtHR judgment in Majewski v Poland, Application 52690/99, 11 October 2005.
Policy option 1: The need to implement certain ECtHR rulings and CPT recommendations may even augment the existing divergence, in particular as there are indications that Member States interpret ECtHR pronouncements in different ways.
since it would enable it to rely on the authoritative conclusion of the ECtHR that Russia was not acting in bad faith.
Policy option 3: This option would ensure that domestic justice systems are broadly brought in line with the precepts of the ECHR and the ECtHR jurisprudence and CPT recommendations,
notification of custody and setting further rules going beyond the ECtHR acquis on access to a lawyer
the proposal seeks to ensure the full compatibility of the standards of the EU acquis with the standards developed since the adoption of the Directive by the case law of the ECJ and the ECtHR.
even personal interests(the 2014 report of the US Senate Committee, cited by the ECtHR, mentions that the CIA, to secure cooperation,
the state should respect the ECtHR jurisprudence, and every legal regulation must be objectively justified
Even though the ECtHR and Investor-State Arbitral tribunals belong to prima facie different regimes, and despite Article 35,§ 2, b of the European Convention on Human Rights(‘ ECHR'), which indicates that the ECtHR“ shall not deal with any application that is substantially the same as a matter that[…]