The legally binding Charter and the EU's accession to the ECHR - Consequences of Art 6 TEU for the autonomy of EU law and fundamental rights protection within Europe As far as I am concerned, it was reasonable of the Court to choose a partially autonomous interpretation of Art. 52(3) and...
“innocent” of the offence for which they were tried; and (2) those in respect of whom a “not guilty” verdict has had to be pronounced as a matter of law but only because, for whatever reason, the case against them could not be established to the requisite legal stand...
The ‘best interests’ (BI) test was first established in UK law in the matter concerning patient F (Re F).21 Although this case pertained to the sterilization of an incompetent woman rather than treatment withdrawal, it was instrumental in hailing BI as the definitive test for medical ...
As a result, the Court found that the restrictions to the applicant’s rights were counterbalanced by the power of domestic courts to fully examine the documents before them and therefore the very essence of the protection afforded by the r...
It is important mentioning that, while existing an increasing number of studies with MOFs as sorbents in D-µSPE [16], few authors have paid close attention to study the nature of the interactions established between the MOF sorbent and the contaminants. Indeed, the type of interactions that...