He denies an abuse of the right of petition on his part.

Registrar, Appellate Court for Prevention of Abuse of Authority.

5.2 Counsel denies that the complaint constitutes an abuse of the right of submission.

Investigations into these abuses have rarely resulted in prosecutions.

7.4 The Committee also noted that the complaint did not constitute an abuse of the right to submit a communication and was not incompatible with the Convention.

4.4 The State party also argues that the complaint discloses an abuse of the right of submission, disputing whether the complainant can be considered to have justifiable interest in having his complaint considered by the Committee.

(b) That the complaint is not an abuse of the Committee's process or manifestly unfounded

(c) The Court has noticed an excessive tendency towards the proliferation and protraction of annexes to written pleadings.

6.3 The State party reiterates its arguments in respect of the author's alleged abuse of his right of petition.

23. Prosecutions of police abuses continued to be rare and were almost never undertaken on the sole initiative of judicial officials. Typically, prosecutions were undertaken when victims complained to courts.

The operative part of the Order stated as follows The petitioner was informed that he cannot abuse the process of Court and keep filing applications without any basis.

Moreover, statistics on complaints filed, prosecutions, convictions and sentences of members of the police and security forces for abuse of power should be included in the next report.

Finally, it ordered the United States company to pay damages amounting to 10,000 French francs for abuse of process, finding that the conduct of the buyer, contrary to the principle of good faith in international trade laid down in article 7 CISG, aggravated by the adoption of a judicial stand as plaintiff in the proceedings, constituted abuse of process .

(f) Claims which constitute an abuse of the right to submit communications or which are incompatible with the provisions of the Covenant (Optional Protocol, art. 3)

It should thus be regarded as an abuse of the right of submission and inadmissible pursuant to article 22, paragraph 2, of the Convention and rule 107 (b) of the Committee's rules of procedure.

It should be pointed out that no accusations have been received that the benefits of the Act are being applied wrongly or too extensively.

The Committee considered that the author had not demonstrated why this claim could not have been raised at an earlier stage of the pleadings and was of the view that it would be an abuse of process for it to be addressed.

Police officers also know that complaints are investigated and that there is a risk of punishment, which has brought down the number of incidents of abuse.

But the author has not shown that the actions of the judicial bodies were arbitrary or denied her justice, and the State party considers that the complaint constitutes a clear abuse of the right to submit complaints.

The Minister informed her that 48 policemen had been dismissed on grounds of police abuse in the last two years in Montenegro, but that 20 were reinstated by the courts on appeal.

The State party considers this quot to be a tactic designed to unnecessarily prolong the process in a manner which amounts to abuse of the right of submission quot .

According to the complainant, this was in contravention of articles 192 (3), 195 and 196 (3) of the Criminal Procedure Code (CPC), which deals with police powers of arrest and detention.

(b) Law enforcement cooperation in the investigation and prosecution of international cases of criminal misuse of information technologies should be coordinated among all concerned States

K. Indiscriminate killings of Sudanese refugees and abductions from camps

Abuse of functions

Substance abuse

Substance abuse

Abuse of authority

A dull cliché.

The plan also covers alcohol abuse, which has been identified by the authorities as one of the major types of substance abuse in the country.

These devices kill or injure thousands of Cambodians each year in the most indiscriminate manner.

Misappropriation and misuse

35. The Metropolitan Police authorities said that abuses by the police have been reported more regularly in recent years and that the police encouraged citizens to lodge complaints.

In those circumstances, the present complaint does not amount to an abuse of process nor does the Committee consider that it quot unnecessarily prolongs quot the judicial process, as the claim at issue in the present communication has never been adjudicated.

The conclusion may thus be drawn that even though more countries have reported abuse of opiates, the prevalence rates (the highest rates ranging from 0.9 to 1.8 per cent) indicate that opiate abuse is less prevalent among the general population than, for example, the abuse of sedatives where the highest prevalence rates range from 5.5 to 25 per cent.

It adds that the allegations with respect to certain judges of the Plock District Court are defamatory and constitute an abuse of the right of submission.

The right to have access to a judge is a fundamental right, which provides an effective check against any abuse or interference that is prejudicial to the rights of individuals.

Any person who had suffered torture or inhumane treatment could file a complaint with the judicial authorities and if it related to the scope of duty of a public official, demand compensation from the State.

The king abused his power.

You could abuse it.

(9) The Committee notes with concern that because of, inter alia, widespread corruption, the access of citizens to domestic courts and to judicial remedies is limited in practice.

Members of the police and security forces should be subject to prosecution and civil suits for abuse of power without any legal restriction the provisions of the National Security Act 1994, as amended, are inconsistent with that concept and should be repealed.

Certain conventional weapons which have indiscriminate effects or cause excessive injury or suffering.

Using weapons which are indiscriminate in their effect will be able to be tried under this Article.

13. Cocaine abuse was reported by 51 countries and the number of abusers estimated at 10.9 million.