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Authorities obliged to release detainee immediately, irrespective of office hours

  • Teresa Weber

    Research and teaching associate at the Vienna University of Economics and Business, Institute for Austrian and European Public Law.

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From the journal ICL Journal
https://doi.org/10.1515/icl-2012-0207

About the author

Teresa Weber

Research and teaching associate at the Vienna University of Economics and Business, Institute for Austrian and European Public Law.

Published Online: 2017-2-8
Published in Print: 2012-6-1

© 2017 by Walter de Gruyter Berlin/Boston

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ICL Journal
ICL Journal
Volume 6 Issue 2

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Constitutional Right to Property in Changing Times: The Indian Experience
Autonomy as Means to Accommodate Cultural Diversity? The Case of Indigenous Peoples
The Rule of Law in the United Kingdom: Formal or Substantive?
Focus: The Right to Liberty and Security (of Person)
Detention with a view to Expulsion based on the Prognosis that the Application for International Protection Will Be Rejected
Authorities obliged to release detainee immediately, irrespective of office hours
Prison sentence – Delay of deferral of enforcement without reasoning as a violation of Article 5 ECHR
The public hearing before the Constitutional Court
Decision 143/2010 of the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Hungary regarding the constitutionality of Act CLXVIII of 2007 promulgating the Lisbon Treaty
Quotas for Men in University: Breaking the Stereotype in European Union Law and Swedish Law
Dawn Oliver / Carlo Fusaro (ed.), How Constitutions Change. A Comparative Study, Hart Publishing, 2011, ISBN 978-1-84946-094-1, 501 pp.
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