C.D.P.K., 2001/3, 2001
In the case of Kudla v. Poland, discussed here, the European Court of Human Rights has overtly taken a sharp turn in jurisprudence, from this point forward demanding the existence of effective remedy (in the sense of article 13 of the Convention) , allowing an applicant to plead before a national jusrisdiction on grounds of excessive duration of judicial proceedings. This new case law, it seems, will not remain without consequence for the investigation of the (...)