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3PB Barristers | United Kingdom | 6 Apr 2023

Breach Of an Unless Order Rendered a Fair Trial Impossible - An Unless Order, A Breach, A Dismissal and An Appeal in The Context of a Remedy Hearing for A Litigant in Person with Autism

The Claimant succeeded in part on liability in respect of unlawful victimisation and, to prepare for the remedy hearing, she was subject to an unless…
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Sydney Criminal Lawyers | Australia | 4 Nov 2022

The Impact of Juror Misconduct on the Right to a Fair Trial

The rise of the internet and social media platforms such as Facebook and Twitter, where it seems everyone has an opinion regardless of the…
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Gün + Partners | Turkey | 13 Sep 2022

How to file an individual application with Constitutional Court

In Turkey, anyone can apply to the Constitutional Court on the grounds that their fundamental rights and freedoms have been violated by public force. According to the Constitutional Court, 428,554 individual applications were filed between 23 September 2012 and 30 June 2022, and 320,253 of these have been concluded. This article sets out the procedure for filing an individual application with......
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Lexology PRO | United Kingdom | 25 Jul 2022

Oral hearings not essential for fair appeals, CAT president says

The UK’s Competition Appeal Tribunal can oversee a fair appeal process without holding a hearing, its president has said while rejecting drugmakers' claims that oral submissions are a fundamental part of their appeals against excessive pricing penalties.
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GOLAW | European Union, Ukraine | 8 Jun 2022

Адвокати GOLAW успішно забезпечили розгляд заяви Клієнта у Європейському суді з прав людини

Європейський суд з прав людини (далі також - ЄСПЛ, Суд) прийняв до розгляду заяву Клієнта, підготовлену адвокатами фірми. Справа стосується…
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GRAF ISOLA Rechtsanwälte GmbH | Austria | 1 Feb 2022

Austrian Supreme Court on due process in proceedings for preliminary injunction

The Supreme Court recently ruled that a violation of the right to be heard in provisional proceedings is not a ground for nullity, but a mere procedural defect. In exceptional cases (eg, where effectiveness depends on a quick decision), the issuance of an interim injunction can still take place without hearing the opponent. However, the unsuccessful opponent is insufficiently protected by the......
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Moroğlu Arseven | Turkey | 28 Mar 2019

Turkish Constitutional Court: Rendering a Decision Before Dissolving the Divergence of Opinions Between Court of Appeal’s Different Chambers Breaches the Right to Fair Trial

The Turkish Constitutional Court recently decided that rendering a decision before dissolving the divergence of opinions between the Court of Appeal's…
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Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr LLP | USA | 18 Mar 2019

Public Safety Depends on Juries Chosen Without Racial Discrimination

On March 20, the U.S. Supreme Court is set to hear a particularly consequential death penalty case in which a Mississippi district attorney…
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RPC | United Kingdom | 25 Jan 2019

Omagh: tax penalty was a "criminal charge" for the purposes of Article 6 of the ECHR

In Omagh Minerals Ltd v HMRC [2018] UKFTT 697 (TC), the First-tier Tribunal (FTT) held that despite the civil nature of the underlying tax dispute, an…
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CMS Francis Lefebvre Avocats | European Union, France | 23 Nov 2018

A1 Form: presentation and latest case-law developments

European companies established outside of France may temporarily post their employees in France. When doing so, they must comply with a number of…
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