Article 6 Criminal - Right to a fair trial
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Marinakis v. Greece, nos. 25916/18 and 37429/18
Unofficial announcements (“non-papers”) issued by the Prime Minister’s press office, and statements by the Minister of Justice and the Minister of Defence allegedly violating the presumption of innocence regarding the applicant, a prominent businessman, while criminal proceedings against him for drug trafficking were pending.
Judgment
Taleski and Others v. North Macedonia, nos. 34261/23 and 7877/24
Legislative intervention with retrospective effect permitting the annulment of presidential pardons granted to the applicants and the continuation of criminal proceedings leading to their conviction; failure to serve two of the applicants with a copy of the high prosecutor’s submissions in the appeal proceedings.
Judgment | Legal Summary
Minteh v. France (dec.), no. 23624/20
Criminal conviction of the applicant for refusing to disclose to the police the access codes to his mobile phones, while in police custody for suspected drug-related offences.
Decision
Key Themes

Related Key Theme(s) from other Article / Transversal Theme pages
- Mass protests and the right to a fair trial (Mass protests)
- Surveillance measures (Terrorism)
Useful Materials

- Right to a fair trial (no. CDH(68)3), Tome 1
- Right to a fair trial (no. CDH(68)3), Tome 2
- Right to a fair trial (no. DH(56)11)
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