Примеры использования Active and passive personality на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Swiss law recognizes the active and passive personality principle of jurisdiction.
Denmark exercises jurisdiction under the principle of territoriality as well as the principles of active and passive personality.
Active and passive personality jurisdiction is partly established focusing on national public servants.
Jurisdiction principles, including rules of territoriality and active and passive personality, are established in articles 134 to 137 CC.
As a basis for jurisdiction, it was of an exceptional nature compared to the more consolidated principles of territoriality and active and passive personality.
Jurisdiction principles, including rules of territoriality and active and passive personality, are established in sections 2-4 CL.
The principle of universal jurisdiction was an exception to the traditional rules of territorial jurisdiction, active and passive personality and protective jurisdiction recognized under conventional international law, and while such jurisdiction might be exercised in order to bring the perpetrators of particularly serious crimes to justice, it did not apply to all international crimes.
In six cases, the passive personality principle had not been established or was restricted or not clearly defined,while in three other cases, both the active and passive personality principles were limited or had not been established.
In doing so, and if deemed appropriate, to establish jurisdiction on the basis of the active and passive personality principles in a wider context, consider implementing the term"national" in a broader manner, hence encompassing both citizens and legal persons registered in the U.S. territory.
Brazil's legislation recognized the principles of territoriality and active and passive personality as bases for criminal jurisdiction.
Jurisdiction principles, including rules of territoriality and active and passive personality, are established in articles 14-16 CCand apply to all UNCAC offences.
Brazil's legislation recognized the principles of territoriality and active and passive personality as a basis for criminal jurisdiction.
Brazilian legislation recognized the principles of territoriality and active and passive personality as a basis for exercising criminal jurisdiction.
There were five recognized bases for the exercise of criminal jurisdiction:territoriality, active and passive personality, protection of the Stateand universal jurisdiction.
In a number of cases, the passive personality principle had not been clearly defined,while in others both the active and passive personality principles were limited or had not been established.
In two cases, the passive personality principle had not been established,while in three other cases, both the active and passive personality principles were limited or had not been established.
The principle of universal jurisdiction was an exception to the traditional rules of territorial jurisdiction, active and passive personality and protective jurisdiction traditionally recognized under international law.
It is recommended that consideration should be given to establishing jurisdiction over the principle of active and passive personality and over acts preparatory to money-laundering and offences committed against the State party art. 42, para. 2.
Provide for the active and passive jurisdictional personality principles; the application of jurisdiction in extradition cases abroad is a reported challenge.
Under article 5, States parties to the Convention are bound to take such measures as may be necessary to establish their jurisdiction over the offences covered by the Convention,on the basis of the principles of territoriality, active personality and passive personality.
In one case, the requirement of double criminality was applied to offences committed abroad by oragainst a national, but that general principle was not applicable with respect to active and passive bribery of national and foreign public officials and members of Parliament; moreover, the passive personality principle was limited by the requirement that the acts committed abroad must be punishable by imprisonment for a period of more than six months.
It could be applied as a last resort in the absence of other bases for jurisdiction,such as territoriality and active or passive personality, and required the individual in question to be present in the territory of the forum State.
While Tunisia mentioned that its Code of Criminal Procedure recognized the active personality principle, the passive personality principle and the objective territoriality principle, Serbia noted that its criminal legislation applied the active personality principle.
Jurisdiction principles, including rules of territoriality, and passive and only active personality, are established in section 37 of the PCA and section 7 of the CPC.
International law discloses five principles that provide bases for criminal jurisdiction:(a)The territorial principle;(b) the nationality("active personality") principle;(c) the passive personality principle;(d) the protective principle; and(e) the universal principle.
In this connection, attention was drawn to the various basesfor establishing criminal jurisdiction:(a) the territorial principle(including subjective and objective territoriality);(b) the nationality("active personality") principle;(c) the passive personality principle;(d) the protective principle;and then(e) the universal principle.
Universal jurisdiction was not the onlyway to tackle impunity; it was part of a wider system that aimed to enhance the deterrent effect of punitive measures and should be exercised only where courts that could exercise jurisdiction on the basis of territoriality or active or passive personality were unable or unwilling to do so.
These are territorial jurisdiction(based on the place where the crime occurred) and four types of extraterritorial jurisdiction: active personality jurisdiction(based on the nationality of the suspect), passive personality jurisdiction(based on the nationality of the victim), protective jurisdiction(based on harm to the forum State's own national interests) and universal jurisdiction not linked to the nationality of the suspect or victim or to harm to the forum State's own national interests.
In one case, the requirement of double criminality was applied to offences committed abroad by oragainst a national, but this general principle was not applicable in respect of active and passive bribery of national and foreign public officials and members of Parliament and, additionally, the passive personality principle was limited by the requirement that the acts committed abroad be punishable by imprisonment of more than six months.
In one case, the requirement of double criminality was applied to offences committed abroad by or against a national,but this general principle was not applicable in respect of active and passive bribery of national and foreign public officials and members of Parliament, and, additionally, the passive personality principle was limited by the requirement that the acts committed abroad be punishable by imprisonment of more than six months.