The Court admitted his legal fraction to apply for release on parole was fulfilled ‘’ The Court finds that in this case the condition for the execution of the fraction of the penalty imposed by the law is fulfilled’’, and continues  ‘’ it is also incontestable the poor health of the applicant in the present case, which is evident from the medical records filed both in the substantive and procedural stage of the appeal’’ , instead decides to reject his release on parole as it follows: ‘’ On the other hand, however, the Court considers that the convicted person did not give a thorough proof of correction….the Court considers that the applicant’s efforts were minimal’’- referring here to the educational courses that Dan Adamescu was not able to attend precisely because of his poor health condition- and in no way can they lead to the conclusion of clear evidences of correction’’! In other words, 2 judges decided that he should continue his punishment despite his degrading health state even though that represented a breach of Human Rights.