European Court Issues Interim Ruling On Judicial Compliance
The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) has accepted interim management, described as an unusually rare type of accusation or measure. The European Court of Human Rights issued an "interim" decision last Wednesday. This ruling either "draws attention" or "obliges the authorities" to bring the court's activities into compliance with the law. The decision specifically concerns a "quartet of judges who were not married."
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Radio Krakow
“Европейский суд по правам человека принял временное управление, необычайно редкий вид обвинений.”
Polskie Radio 24
“стоит упомянуть о некотором решении Европейского суда по правам человека из последнего среды, так zwanego "interrima", to jest takiego закрепления, которое фактически обращает внимание, или даже обязывает властву, к тому, чтобы привести деятельность суда в соответствие с правом, среди прочего касающееся именно этой четверки судей, która nie była za mąż.”
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