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The crime is considered over from the moment of committing the respective action.
According to Lebanese precedent,whosoever finances a crime is considered an accessory thereto.
Organized crime is considered to be a changing and flexible phenomenon.
The protection of persons from torture and other forms of violence is guaranteed under article 26 of the Constitution,which states that any person accused of committing a crime is considered innocent until lawfully proven guilty in an open trial that affords the accused every opportunity for defence.
The crime is considered committed in the territory of the Republic of Armenia when.
As movements through the state border mean actions of accompanying ortransporting persons through the assumed line of the state border, a crime is considered completed from the moment of completion of certain actions, e.g., from the moment when the advice has been provided, regardless of actual crossing of the state border.
This crime is considered participation in a crime, the commission of which is financed or otherwise supported.
In some States, racial motivation for a crime is considered as an aggravating factor in evaluating the penal consequences of a crime. .
A crime is considered to be committed in Ukraine if it is initiated, continued, concluded or stopped in Ukraine.
According to Paragraph 3 of Article 41 of the RA Criminal Code, a crime is considered committed by an organized group, if it was committed by a sustained group of persons, who had united in advance to execute one or more offences.
A crime is considered to be committed in Ukraine if the perpetrator or at least one person complicit in the crime has acted in Ukraine.
According to Article 34 of the Code as an attempt at a crime is considered the action(inaction) committed through direct wilfulness immediately aimed at the committal of crime, if the crime was not carried out for reasons beyond the person's control.
A crime is considered to be committed in Belarus if it is initiated, continued or concluded there, or if it is committed within Belarus in complicity with a person who has committed a crime in another country.
According to the Criminal Code 1996 of the Russian Federation, a crime is considered to be committed by organized crime if it was committed by a permanent(stable) group of persons who had united beforehand to commit one or more crimes. .
A crime is considered to be committed by a criminal association if it was committed by a structured organized group or association of organized groups acting under single management(direction) and the members of such groups were united in order to commit jointly one or more grave or very serious crimes(felonies) in order to get directly or indirectly financial or other material benefit.
Any person accused of a crime is considered innocent until lawfully proven guilty in an open and fair trial that affords the accused every opportunity for defence.
Any person accused of committing a crime is considered innocent until lawfully proven guilty in an open trial that affords the accused every opportunity for defence article 26 of the Constitution.
Attempted torture: Article 30 of the Criminal Code stipulates that"any attempt to commit a crime is considered the same as a crime where the attempt is apparent from the initiation of execution or from unequivocal acts aimed directly at committing it, if it is suspended or fails in its purpose only on account of circumstances outside the control of the perpetrator, even if the objective could not be achieved on account of a circumstance unknown to the perpetrator.
The Committee should ask what sentence was imposed when the crime was considered an isolated act.
The Office on Drugs and Crime is considering the use of memorandums of understanding for the gradual integration of Afghanistan into subregional cooperation activities in drug control.
Issues concerning combating environmental crime are considered with the participation of prosecutors at different international fora.
Member States would also be asked to indicate whether their legislation qualified offences as serious and, if so,what criteria were used and which crimes were considered serious.
Member States would also be asked to indicate whether their legislation qualified offences as serious and, if so,what criteria were used, and which crimes were considered serious.
This situation is a matter of concern at a time when the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime is considering the possibility of opening more local bank accounts and has already started to do so.
In civil war or rebellion,compounding or concomitant crimes are considered political only if the customs of war do not prohibit them and they are not barbaric acts or acts of sabotage.
APGXXIII indicated that,according to Law No. 356/92, some crimes were considered so alarming that those who had been convicted would not enjoy extramural treatment, unless they cooperated with the judicial authorities.
The Committee was of the opinion that the deportation of aliens who had been convicted of certain serious crimes would be permissible under this article, if such crimes are considered in that country as violations of'public order.
Kyrgyzstan has signed international treaties and agreements on the extradition of persons guilty of crimes, including terrorism, and there has not been a single case of refusal to extradite(hand over) persons who have participated in terrorist acts,on the grounds that such crimes are considered political.
Though enforced disappearance is not defined by the Criminal Code of the Republic of Armenia as a separate type of crime, however the Code provides for a number of articles covering the elements of that act. In particular, kidnapping( art. 131), illegal deprivation of liberty( art. 133), abuse of official powers( art. 308), excess of official powers art. 309, unlawful arrest or detention( art. 348), crimes against the safetyof humanity( art. 392) and other similar crimes are considered as criminally punishable acts.