IV. PRAYERS OF THE PARTIES 14. In the course of the written procedure, the following submissions were made by the Parties: On behalf of the Applicant, In the Application: “410....1 request the Court (ACHPR) to intervene due to unconstitutional acts against me by the subordinate Court, 1st and 2nd appellate Court of my country and the Police force in general. 11....1 humbly beg that, this court [to] restore justice where it was overlooked, quash both conviction and sentence and set me at Liberty 12....this Court of Human and Peoples’ Rights may grant any other order or relief that it may deem fit”. At the Public Hearing: “\...we make a few prayers on behalf of the Applicant: One, for a declaration that the Respondent State violated the Applicant’s rights to a fair trial and enjoin the latter to provide him assistance for his defence. Two, for a declaration that the Respondent State violated the Applicant's right to legal aid and representation. In view of the circumstances of the case, we pray for an Order of the Court that the Courts of the Respondent State re-examine the Applicant’s trial and conviction in light of the multiple violations of his fair trial rights that we have averred and that it does so within a reasonable time as this Honourable Court may determine. We also seek a further Order contingent to this previous Order that in so doing in seeking a reexamination of the Applicant’s trial and conviction that the Respondent State provide aid and representation to the Applicant. Lastly, we also pray for an Order that proceedings for reparation should follow the various declarations of violations of the rights of the Applicant that we have averred. Finally, that this Court make any further declarations or orders as it deems necessary in the circumstances of the case to render substantive justice to the Applicant” On behalf of the Respondent State, In its Response: “The Respondent prays the Court to order as follows in respect of Ge of "\ Application: : Axe weere 6 20)