Procedure before the European Court of Human Rights
Admissibility checklist
Convention principles and approach
Sources of case law and information
General principles: fairness
Criminal charge
Civil rights and obligations
Access to court
Adequate time and facilities
Appeals
Costs in court
Double jeopardy
Entrapment and agents provocateurs
Equality of arms
Evidence
Independence and impartiality
Information about the charge
Interpretation
Juries
Legal aid in civil cases
Legal representation in criminal proceedings
Legislative interference in judicial process
Length of proceedings
Presence in court
Presumption of innocence
Public hearing and judgement
Reasons for decisions
Retrospectivity
Right to silence
Sentencing
Tribunal established by law
Witnesses
Abortion
Abuse of restrictions on rights
AIDS
Armed force
Arrest
Childcare cases
Compensation for detention
Corporal punishment
Defamation and the right to reputation
Deprivation of liberty
Derogation: states of emergency
Detention pending extradition and expulsion
Disabilities
Discrimination
Education
Electoral rights
Environment
Euthanasia
Expropriation, confiscation and control of use
Extradition
Forced labour
Freedom of assembly
Freedom of association
Freedom of expression
Freedom of movement
Gypsies and minorities
Hindrance in the exercise of the right of individual petition
Home
Homosexuality
Housing and tenancy
Immigration and expulsion
Interception of communications
Lawyers' rights
Marriage and founding a family
Medical treatment
Mental health
Pensions
Planning and use of property
Pre-trial detention
Prisoners' rights
Private life
Property
Protection of life
Reasons for arrest and detention
Religion, thought and conscience
Remedies
Review of detention
Sport
Surveillance and secret files
Tax
Torture, inhuman and degrading treatment
Transsexuals
Use of lethal force
Welfare benefits
Just satisfaction: general principles
Pecuniary loss
Non-pecuniary loss
Legal costs and expenses