Примеры использования Committed by a public official на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Such offences committed by a public official are subject to enhanced penalties.
The Ombudsman might also be empowered, in the near future, to intervene in all cases of human rights violations committed by a public official.
All acts of violence or cruelty committed by a public official in the performance of his or her duties were subject to punishment.
Article 16 calls on States parties to consider acts of cruel, inhuman ordegrading treatment or punishment committed by a public official to be torture.
The penalty is increased by half if the act is committed by a public official exceeding the limits of his official authority.
In this connection,it should be noted that the Penal Code regards abuse of official authority as an aggravating circumstance in common-law offences committed by a public official.
The term shall not exceed seven years if the act is committed by a public official who thereby exceeds his official authority”.
When the offence is committed by a public official in or in connection with the conduct of his duties, unless the law prescribes a special penalty that takes account of his official status.
However, the principle of discretion to prosecute does not apply to offences committed by a public official in the exercise of his or her duties.
If such acts are committed by a public official, the penalty shall be 5 to 12 years' imprisonment and a 2- to 8-year bar on holding office.
The Committee further welcomes the fact that, in Spain,discriminatory acts committed by a public official are considered criminal offences under the law.
If the foregoing acts are committed by a public official, the penalty shall be five to twelve years imprisonment and suspension from office for two to eight years.
All such acts come within the definition of torture,in that they may have been committed by a public official and caused the victim moral or physical harm.
In the case of an offence committed by a public official in the discharge of his or her functions, under article 170 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, prosecution is mandatory.
Under criminal provisions of the Republic of Korea, all acts of violence and cruelty committed by a public official performing his/her duties are subject to punishment.
There was an exception to the possibility of granting immunity in one State's law where the maximum penalty exceeded two years of imprisonment orthe offence was committed by a public official.
The penalty shall be a term of imprisonment,if the act was committed by a public official in or in connection with the conduct of his duties.
Acts of violence committed by a public official that were not serious enough to be classified as acts of torture were covered by article 222-12 of the Criminal Code; such acts were punishable by five years' imprisonment and a fine of Euro75,000.
Articles 12 and13 of the Convention stipulated that all acts of torture committed by a public official should be systematically subjected to a prompt and impartial investigation.
For the avoidance of doubt, torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment, as referred to here, includes conduct by a private entity which would constitute torture or other cruel, inhuman ordegrading treatment or punishment if committed by a public official.
In one case the Human Rights Commission had apparently rejected a complaint on the ground that an act committed by a public official in the home was not considered to be torture.
According to article 75 of the Code,if the act is committed by a public official in or in connection with the conduct of his duties, this shall be regarded as an aggravating circumstance.
The new Criminal Code clarifies the distinction between the first two offences,limiting the applicability of"embezzlement" to the acts committed by a public official and not by an employee of any legal person.
It clearly stated that the acts in question must be committed by a public official or other person acting in an official capacity, whereas the acts listed in paragraph 9 of the report could be committed by anyone, rather than a certain category of persons.
In that regard, several States followed a discretionary prosecutorial model,which was limited in one State, when the offence had been committed by a public official in the exercise of official duties.
As crimes of torture are often committed by a public official as an employee of a penitentiary, or a police officer, whether civil or military, investigation is made by means of internal administrative proceedings, such as disciplinary proceedings or inquiries.
Please provide the relevant jurisprudence(para. 20 of the report) concerning assault andother violent acts committed by a public official to allow the Committee to assess whether they adequately cover the crime of torture.
Although it is clear that this involves cooperation, the procedure is governed by a process that does not require an agreement between the Public Prosecution Service and the person who is cooperating, does not explicitly stipulate the possibility of mitigating the penalty or granting immunity and does not apply where the maximum penalty exceeds two years' imprisonment orwhere the offence has been committed by a public official.
According to article 29-1 of the Constitution, a person may claim just compensation for damages sustained from an unlawful act committed by a public official in the course of carrying out official duties.
If a pregnant woman miscarries as the result of such an assault or the offence was committed by a public official in or in connection with the conduct of his duties, this will be regarded as an aggravating circumstance in accordance with article 75 of the Code.