Примеры использования A suspect who на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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We have got a suspect who's threatening people with a gun.
We were just chasing down a lead on a suspect who has a cat.
Soon, he finds a suspect, who confesses to the crime.
The police may use force to restore public order,arrest a suspect who put up a resistance;
You confronted a suspect who had strong answers to your questions.
According to article 218, paragraph 3, of the Criminal Procedural Code, the right to independent legal counsel cannot be waived in the case of a suspect who is a minor.
You're not a cop. We have a suspect who might have an automatic weapon.
A suspect who is to be questioned by the Prosecutor shall not be compelled to incriminate himself or herself or to confess guilt.
The war crimes court doesn't warn a suspect who's under investigation.
A suspect who applies for the first time for the remand to be cancelled is given the opportunity to be heard about the application.
For the past two weeks, I have been tracking a suspect who's been hijacking cellular customers numbers.
A suspect who has been provisionally arrested is entitled to release from arrest if the indictment has not been confirmed within 90 days of the arrest, or such longer time as the Presidency will allow.
So, we have got two crime scenes,two victims, and a suspect who fought both without one defensive wound.
During the investigation a suspect who chooses to make a statement, in the presence of counsel or otherwise, must be allowed breaks during the hearings.
Surprenant, I'm off to Montreal tomorrow with a suspect who almost left a sign saying he's guilty.
A suspect who was a minor, was incapable, did not speak the language used by the courts or was charged with a crime carrying a life sentence could not refuse such assistance.
As a search document, the arrest warrant only concerns a suspect who absconds or who has no known residence or is living abroad.
A suspect who has been charged with an indictable offence has a right to bail under the Bail Act 1976, but may be remanded in custody where one or more'exceptions to bail' are present.
Any criminal investigation officer is empowered to arrest a suspect who is present and against whom there is sufficient evidence to bring a charge in the following cases.
On 31 July, a panel of one local and two EULEX judges at Pejë/Peć Basic Court started the trial against a suspect who is charged with, inter alia, aggravated murder.
They were there to arrest a suspect, who turned out to be one of the family's children, a young student.
Subject to the provisions of subsection(2) and upon the application of the Attorney General,a Court may make an order for the freezing of property of a suspect who is outside the jurisdiction of the Republic or has died.
A suspect who, under torture or coercion, makes a confession during any stage of the pre-trial investigation that is subsequently eliminated as false may be convicted on other documented evidence in the proceedings.
With regard to justice, in particular criminal justice,an accused person or a suspect who does not speak either of the official languages has the right to be assisted by an interpreter throughout the proceedings.
A suspect who has been provisionally arrested is entitled to release from arrest if the indictment has not been confirmed within 30 days of the arrest, or such longer time as the Presidency may allow if the special circumstances so require.
On 11 August, a panel of three EULEX judges at Mitrovica Basic Court started the second retrial against a suspect who was sentenced to imprisonment for murder and unauthorized control, possession or use of weapons in 2012 and 2013.
He wondered whether a suspect who had been informed that he was entitled to remain silent but that his decision might be held against him was not being indirectly pressured, to the detriment of the right to be presumed innocent and the right not to be compelled to confess guilt.
Sir Nigel RODLEY said the report indicated that,pursuant to article 4 of the Criminal Procedure Act, a suspect who did not have the means to retain a lawyer could have one appointed at the expense of the State if that was in the interest of justice para. 86.
In reply to Mr. Diaconu's questions concerning the letter bombs sent to Roma and members of other Austrian communities in the 1990s,he said that a suspect, who appeared to have acted alone, had been apprehended and was currently being tried.
According to the official response, a new law which will enter into force on 27 November 2006 will allow a suspect who is arrested and detained but not prosecuted to have the right to choose his/her own counsel at public expense if he/she does not have the resources to pay for it.