Article 5 of the European Convention on Human Rights guarantees the right to liberty, which requires among other things that, when ordering the custody on remand of a person, all the conditions stipulated by the national legislation must be met. The decisions ruling the taking, maintenance, extension of this measure must include specific reasons for imposing such a measure, and the reasoning should not be abstract nor general, but related to the actual case. The article analyzes some aspects which could be taken from the ECHR decisions relating to the reasons for which the custody on remand may be ordered
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AbstractReasoning refers to the application of the rule, once interpreted, to the facts of the cause...
\u27Preventive detention\u27 refers to detention by executive order as a precautionary measure...
This article considers the meaning of ‘deprivation of liberty’ under Article 5 of the ECHR as reveal...
The Grand Chamber of the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) recently held there to be no infring...
The issue of the correctness of the application of provisional arrest represents the bulk of case l...
Following national transposition of procedural rights' Directives, various EU and domestic authoriti...
Article 5 of the European Convention on Human Rights deals with the right to liberty and security of...
This thesis critically assesses whether the discretion granted by the European Court of Human Rights...
This article reviews the impact of recent ECtHR decisions in extradition cases emanating from Russia...
It is in general commonly understood in literature that detention under remand is only a litigious ...
The author discusses the legal basis, the cope of application, the content and the concurrence of p...
Th is article evaluates the protections against ‘arbitrary’ and ‘unlawful’ detention aff orded to no...
In this article, we have investigated the theoretical and practical aspects of resolving judicial co...
The article addresses recognition and enforcement of foreign judgements in civil cases in the contex...
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