These notes concern the Convention dimension of cases decided by national courts: what remains to be examined under the Convention once the final domestic decision has been delivered.
Each series concerns a particular legal system. Just Rights Europe does not replace the lawyers conducting the domestic proceedings; it works on the Convention dimension of a case alone, after the final decision of the highest national court.
The European Court of Human Rights as the supranational forum for a State outside the European Union, and what follows from Monaco's non-ratification of Protocol No. 1.
Admissibility, confiscation, access to a court and fair trial: the Convention dimension of cases decided by the Luxembourg Cour de cassation.
Admissibility, the four-month time limit and Article 3 in Belgian prisons: the Convention dimension of cases that have run their course before the Belgian courts.
These notes are general information on Convention law; they do not constitute legal advice and do not create a lawyer-client relationship.
After the final decision of the highest national court, a case may be submitted to us directly, by the client or by national counsel.