Примеры использования Abettor на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It makes me an accomplice,an accessory, an abettor.
Thus, the USA is in fact abettor of terrorists.
Abettor is a person who intentionally persuades another person to commit a crime.
If the two cases are combined, the abettor may be punished by imprisonment of up to 15 years.
Abettor is the one who has deliberately persuaded somebody else to commit the crime.
There is no reference to Article 38 if the abettor appeared simultaneously as a co-perpetrator of the crime.
Have incited someone to commit a crime through persuasion, financial incentive,threat or otherwise(abettor);
The responsibility of the abettor always requires the responsibility of the perpetrator.
Therefore, incitement to commit a terrorist act is considered as a crime and the abettor bears liability for terrorism.
The responsibility of the abettor and accomplice to a crime always requires the responsibility of the perpetrator.
The Appeals Chamber allowed the prosecution's first ground of appeal andset aside Mr. Krnojelac's convictions as an aider and abettor to persecution and cruel treatment.
Article 38 should not be referred to if the organizer, abettor or helper appears to be a co-committer of a given offence at the same time.
Principles of criminal responsibility are prescribed by general provisions of the Criminal Code according to which an offender is a perpetrator, accomplice,inciter and abettor art. 112, para. 11.
The Criminal Code defines an abettor as a person who deliberately encourages a person to commit(or to attempt) a crime.
The continued impunity with which these terrorist elements are pursuing their criminal endeavours against Cuba makes that Government an abettor and accomplice of terrorism against our country.
According to the aforementioned provision the abettor is subject to liability under the article which envisages the committed crime, referring to Article 38 of the Code.
The general provisions(sections 19 to 21) of the Penal Code stipulate that parties toa crime include the perpetrator and the co-actor(parties to a crime), the abettor and the accomplices conspirators.
However, a person who has committed such act may be held responsible as an abettor according to the articles on participation in crime of the general part of the Penal Code.
An organiser, inciter and abettor shall be subject to liability under the Article that envisages the criminal offence committed referring to Article 38 of this Code, except for cases when they were joint perpetrators of a crime simultaneously.
For Barbados any assistance rendered in the execution of any criminal act including the provision orcollection of funds with the intention of funding a criminal act brings one within the purview of criminal sanction as an aider or abettor or a conspirator.
An offence by an inciter and abettor is deemed to have been committed both where the act of complicity was committed and where the offence by the offender is deemed to have been committed.
In addition to other(types of complicity)(modes of participation) in crimes under this Statute,a commander is also criminally responsible(as an aider or abettor) for such crimes committed by forces under his command as a result of his failure to exercise proper control where.
Where an organiser,inciter or abettor fail in accomplishing their actions for circumstances beyond their control, the liability of those persons shall ensue for the preparation of relevant crime.
A person not considered as a special subject of the crime, referred to in the Article of the Special Part of this Code, who has participated in the committal of a criminal offence provided for by that Article, may be subject to liability for the crime concerned only as an organiser,inciter or abettor.
The author contends that L. S. was an accomplice or abettor, and that the judge failed to instruct the jury adequately on the trustworthiness and corroboration of her evidence.
Every person who directly or indirectly commands, incites, encourages or procures the commission of an offence by any other person andevery person who knowingly does any act for the purpose of facilitating the commission of an offence by any other person is an abettor and shall unless otherwise expressly specified by any enactment.
Under Art. 20, para. 1 from the General Provisions of the Criminal Code the abettor is the one who has deliberately persuaded somebody else to commit a crime and is punished as follows-- under Art. 21, para. 2.
Further, the Appeals Chamber held that the Trial Chamber had incorrectly disallowed Mr. Krstić's convictions as a participant in extermination and persecution(on the ground that they were cumulative with Mr. Krstić's conviction for genocide), butthat Mr. Krstić's level of responsibility was that of an aider and abettor in extermination and persecution as crimes against humanity.
Section 114- Whenever any person,who if absent would be liable punished as an abettor, is present when the act or offence for which he would be punishable in consequence of the abetment is committed, he shall be deemed to have committed such act or offence.
The current legal arrangement already sets out the criminal responsibility of a participant to a criminal act(i.e. the organiser, the abettor and accomplice including a person providing the means to commit a criminal offence), and it is the same as for the person actually committing the crime Section 10 of the Criminal Code.