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Subsequently, the author contacted a fourth lawyer, who reportedly will represent him before the Court of Appeal.
The Committee notes in this respect that the day after Nour-Eddine Mihoubi's arrest the author contacted the police in Bou Saâda, without success.
On 3 February 2002, the author contacted the Chief District Officer(CDO) and asked under which law her husband was detained.
Since the Committee hadnever reconsidered its Views, he always told the State party that there was no precedent for reconsideration unless the author contacted the Committee with new information.
In the present case, the author contacted the competent authorities concerning the disappearance of Mohammed Lemmiz as soon as he was arrested.
The Committee also observes that,after the author's request for free legal aid was denied by the Public Defender's Office for lack of merit, the author contacted one attorney, who declined to represent her.
In May 2003, the author contacted two lawyers, who advised against lodging a complaint on account of the situation in the country at the time.
All the reports ended without any charge or criminal proceedings owing to a lack of evidence.On 14 May 2012, the author contacted the police to again request a restraining order against her husband and an investigation was launched.
Shortly thereafter, the author contacted the Head of that Department, requesting an appointment to come in to access the materials he had requested.
Fearing that his activities had become known to the authorities, the author contacted an agent who arranged for his travel to Australia via Singapore with a false passport.
The author contacted all 11 voters and was reassured by them that they had never denied signing the lists in question, and that no one from the DEC had approached them to verify their signatures.
However, negotiations concerning vacant property were unsuccessful.On 21 December 1962, the author contacted the Directorate of the Centre for Counselling and Rehabilitation of Repatriated Persons in Algiers to obtain information on the steps to be taken to protect his property.
The author contacted the police in Aarhus, stressing the risk of violence faced by the children and requesting help to locate the children in Germany and ensure their return to Denmark.
The author was released on 9 May 2013 after being warned that she would be rearrested if Mia did not appear at a court hearing on 14 May 2013.On 16 May 2013, the author contacted the Committee to explain that Mia had been regularly running away from her father's house since January 2013, but that she had nothing to do with that and could not prevent it.
Subsequently, the author contacted the Canadian Human Rights Commission in order to file a complaint against RCMP for discrimination.
The author contacted the psychiatrist, who established that he was having difficulties with psychological adaptation to his environment and concluded that he did not need psychiatric monitoring.
Upon arrival in Sweden, the author contacted Iranian exile organizations and joined the Iranian Social Democratic Movement.
The author contacted the Documentary and Advisory Center for Racial Discrimination(DRC) in Copenhagen, an independent institution which had been in contact with Sparbank Vest on previous occasions about the bank's loan policy vis à vis foreigners.
Approximately one month after Dr. K. had been appointed as a judge in the Sokolov District Court, the author contacted the presiding judge of that court, who informed him that the civil section of the District Court already had a sufficient number of judges, and who advised him to apply to the Regional Court in Pilsen instead.
In August 2003, the author contacted Salima Kadyrova, a member of the Bar in Samarkand, and on 19 August 2003, authorized her to act on his behalf for an appeal against his conviction.
In December 1996, the author contacted the Algerian League for the Defence of Human Rights and the National Observatory for Human Rights, again with no result.
On 27 June 1991, the author contacted the law firm Cashman& Partners, which was looking into starting a"Class Action" with 122 plaintiffs having received spinal injections of Depo-Medrol, against the Pharmacia& Upjohn Company.
In the instant case, the author contacted the authorities at Abou Salim prison, where his son might be being held, several local People's Committees, and some lawyers, with a view to starting legal proceedings, but all his efforts were to no avail.
It further notes that, on several occasions, the author contacted the police, the Child Protection Department and the Sofia Regional Prosecutor's Office to obtain information on her daughter's whereabouts and well-being and to protect her daughter's interests.
In the instant case,where counsel for the author indicates that the author contacted him after being apprised of the Committee's Views in Marik v. Czech Republic(note 1 above) and Kriz v. Czech Republic(note 3 above), both adopted in 2005, the Committee does not consider a five-year delay to amount to an abuse of the right of submission.
Second, the author contacted the Office of the President of the Czech and Slovak Federal Republic and, on 31 October 1991, she was informed that the Federal Assembly, in an attempt to mitigate wrongs done between 1948 and 1989, had passed a number of restitution Acts, inter alia, Act No. 119/1990 on Judicial Rehabilitation, Act No. 87/1991 on Extrajudicial Rehabilitation, and Act No. 92/1991 on Transfer of State Property to Other Persons.
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The author immediately contacted the Immigration Service and the police.
The authorities have not contacted the author since then.