Article 34/35 - Individual applications and Admissibility criteria
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Kavala v. Türkiye (no. 2) [GC], no. 2170/24
Article 35: criminal conviction of the applicant, a businessman and human rights defender, relating to his involvement in the Gezi Park events, and continued detention of the applicant, contrary to the Court’s two previous judgments in this matter.
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Jesus Pinhal v. Portugal [GC], nos. 48047/15 and 2276/20
Article 35: three sets of proceedings brought by the Portuguese central bank, the criminal-law authorities, and the Securities Market Commission for various criminal and administrative offences committed by the applicant.
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Buhin v. Croatia (dec.), no. 20538/24
Article 35: decision of the Constitutional Court applying its new case law on the admissibility criteria for lodging constitutional complaints in civil proceedings and declaring the applicant’s complaint inadmissible, despite having previously informed her that it would hear her complaint.
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