Research Catalog

Details

Additional authors

1. Bakirci, Hasan.

Description

1. [378] pages; 21 cm.

Series statement

1. OMCT handbook series ; v. 1

Uniform title

1. Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms (1950 November 5) Article 3.
2. OMCT handbook series ; v. 1.

Alternative title

1. Article three of the European Convention on Human Rights

Subject

1. European Court of Human Rights > Rules and practice
2. European Court of Human Rights
3. Torture > Europe
4. Human rights > Europe
5. Human rights
6. Torture
7. Mänskliga rättigheter > Europa
8. Tortyr > Europa
9. Europe

Genre/Form

1. Rules.

Contents

1. Part I: Overview of the Council of Europe, the Court, and its proceedings -- 1. Overview -- 1.1. The Council of Europe -- 1.2 The European Court of Human Rights -- 1.3 Protocol No. 14 -- 1.4 The judges and the registry of the Court -- 1.5 Structure of the Court -- 1.6 Instruments of the Court -- 1.7 Summary of proceedings before the Court -- 1.8 -- Legal representation -- 1.9 Legal aid -- 1.10 The languages used in the Court's proceedings -- 1.11 Written pleadings -- 1.12 Third party interventions (amicus curiae) -- 1.13 Costs -- 1.14 Hearings -- 1.15 Effects of the Court's judgments.
2. Part II: Admissibility -- 2. Admissibility -- 2.1 Introduction -- 2.2 Victim status (Article 34) -- 2.3 Compatibility of the application (Article 35(3)) -- 2.4 Exhaustion of domestic remedies (Article 35(1)) -- 2.5 The six-month rule (Article 35(1)) -- 2.6 "Well-foundedness" of the application (Article 35(3)) -- 2.7 Abuse of the right of application (Article 35(3)) -- 2.8 Anonymous applications (Article 35(2)(a)) -- 2.9 Applications substantially the same (Article 35(2)(b)) -- 2.10 The new admissibility criterion in Protocol No. 14.
3. Part III: Proceedings before the Court -- 3. Interim measures and case priority -- 3.1 Interim measures (Rule 39) -- 3.2 Case priority and urgent notification of applications (Rules 40-41) -- 4. Lodging the application -- 4.1 The first communication to the Court: the introductory letter -- 4.2 The application form -- 4.3 The Court's processing of the new application -- 4.4 Inadmissibility decided by committees -- 5. Communications of the application -- 5.1 General -- 5.2 Observations on admissibility and merits of the application -- 6. Admissibility decisions -- 6.1 The decision on admissibility -- 6.2 Admissibility with the government's objections -- 6.3 Indadmissibility and its consequences -- 6.4 Admissibility and its consequences -- 7. Just satisfaction (Article 41) -- 7.1 Summary -- 7.2 Discussion -- 7.3 Concluding remarks -- 8. Friendly settlement and strike out (Articles 37-38) -- 8.1 Friendly settlement -- 8.2 Strike out -- 8.3 Concluding remarks -- 9. The judgment and the subsequent procedure -- 91. Finding of a violation -- 9.2 Referral to the Grand Chamber -- 9.3 Execution of judgments.
4. Part IV: The absolute nature of the prohibition and the inherent obligations of Article 3 -- 10.1 Summary -- 10.2 Discussion.
5. Part V: Establishment of facts -- 11.1 Summary -- 11.2 The Court's powers in the establishment of facts -- 11.3 Fact-finding hearings -- 11.4 Admissibility of evidence -- 11.5 Burden of proof -- 11.6 Standard of proof.

Owning institution

1. Princeton University Library

Bibliography (note)

1. Includes bibliographical references (p. 271-272) and index.