Yes, and two of those violations of her rights, denial of a lawyer during the interrogation (violation of Article 6.3c) and failure to provide a fair interpreter (Violation of Article 6.3e) resulted in the ECHR stating that each had caused a Violation of Article 6.1, the right to a fair trial, in the following conclusions (Google translation, my emphasis, and words in square brackets are my clarificatio):I have to laugh every time I think about Mignini's "double body switch" re Narducci and bragging about how people came up to him in the street to congratulate him on his fantastic accomplishment. I bet they were big, strong men with tears in their eyes. LOL
Let's not forget that Napoleoni, Zugarini and several of Monica's subordinates were convicted of misusing their police powers to harass the child psychologist for personal reasons. Or that Comodi was demoted and transferred for her own misbehavior. Or that the ECHR found police had violated several of Knox's rights.
166. The Court therefore considers that the Government has failed to demonstrate that the restriction of the applicant's access to legal aid during the hearing on 6 November 2007 at 5:45 a.m. did not irremediably affect the fairness of the trial as a whole.
167. In view of the foregoing, Article 6 §§ 1 and 3 (c) of the Convention has been infringed in the present case.
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187. In the Court's view, this initial defect [of not providing a fair interpreter] therefore had repercussions on other rights which, while distinct from the one alleged to have been violated, are closely linked to it, and compromised the fairness of the proceedings as a whole (Baytar, cited above, § 55, 14 October 2014).
188. In light of the foregoing, Article 6 §§ 1 and 3 (e) of the Convention has been infringed in the present case.
My terminology of "not providing a fair interpreter" is meant to be identical in meaning to the CoM & ECHR terminology of "inadequate assistance provided to the applicant by an interpreter during the police questioning". Here's the CoM's Case Description:
The case concerns the lack of an investigation into allegations of ill-treatment by the police in 2007, during the questioning of the applicant, a young woman of foreign nationality and language, subsequently convicted for malicious accusation in the context of criminal proceedings concerning the murder and rape of her flat mate (violation of Article 3 in its procedural limb).
The case also concerns the restriction on the applicant’s access to legal assistance during her questioning by the police, which the European Court found to have had irretrievably impaired the overall fairness of the proceedings (violation of Art. 6 §§ 1 and 3 c)) and the inadequate assistance provided to the applicant by an interpreter during the police questioning (violation of Art. 6 §§ 1 and 3 e)).
Sources:
https://hudoc.echr.coe.int/eng?i=001-189422
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You have ZERO evidence of any of the above. Assfacts.