Abstract
231 Human rights — Right to respect for privacy and family life — Whether extending to search of business premises — European Convention on Human Rights, 1950, Article 8 — Constitutional provisions protecting human rights — Principle that such provisions should be given wide interpretation — Comparison of provisions in different constitutions and in the European ConventionJurisdiction — Territorial — Crimes allegedly committed in territorial waters of State — Presumption that courts of that State have jurisdiction — Conspiracy to import drugsTerritory — Special territorial regimes — Cyprus — United Kingdom Sovereign Base Areas — Waters off Sovereign Base Areas — Whether forming part of Sovereign Base Areas — Jurisdiction over crimes committed off coast of Cyprus — The law of Cyprus
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