Примеры использования Defining crimes на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
Some of the representatives in question commented on the criteria to be applied in defining crimes.
Defining crimes without precision can also lead to a broadening of the proscribed conduct by judicial interpretation.
It was noted that this could occur either in the General Part,in the provisions defining crimes or in an annex.
Defining crimes with insufficient precision can also lead to an inappropriate broadening of the proscribed conduct by means of judicial interpretation.
Several delegations had favoured a generic approach rather than a listing of offences for the purpose of defining crimes ratione materiae.
The text was based directly on international law provisions defining crimes against humanity, including genocide, so that interpretations of the article could refer to the relevant international instruments.
Specifically, Article 7 of the Rome Statute, which was applicable to both States parties to the Statute and to non-States parties,had greatly contributed to specifying and defining crimes against humanity.
When defining crimes in the draft statute, the Preparatory Committee on the Establishment of an International Criminal Court should consider the draft Code as one of the fundamental documents.
The Commission's draft statute constituted both substantive andprocedural law in the sense that it contained provisions defining crimes and the applicable law and provisions relating to the establishment and organization of the tribunal.
Mr. HAMDAN(Lebanon) supported the definition of the crime of genocide, endorsed the points made by the representatives of the Syrian Arab Republic, Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates, andagreed with the German proposal to drop paragraph 2 defining crimes against humanity.
The Working Group should adopt some general criteria for defining crimes of a truly international character, in such a way that the court could expand its jurisdiction as international criminal law developed.
It was important to recall that the formulation of article 7 of the Rome Statute had greatly contributed to specifying and defining crimes against humanity and that the agreement to that provision, and indeed the establishment of the International Criminal Court, were major achievements.
That jurisprudence, which constitutes a reference framework,results from resolutions such as resolution 3314(XXIX), defining crimes of aggression; resolution 3263(XXIX) on the establishment of a nuclear-weapon-free zone in the region of the Middle East; resolution 46/51 on measures to eliminate international terrorism; and resolution ES-10/14, adopted in 2003, in which the General Assembly requested the International Court of Justice to render an advisory opinion on the legal consequences of the construction of the separation wall built by Israel in occupied Palestinian territory.
In their view, the specification of crimes under general international law, andthe elimination of the distinction between treaties defining crimes as international crimes and treaties suppressing conduct which constituted crimes under national law, reduced the complexity and ambiguity of the subject-matter jurisdiction of the Court considerably.
CAT urged Chile to pass into law the bill defining crimes against humanity, genocide and war crimes as offences, and its article 40 establishing the imprescriptibility of such crimes. .
Noting that the Commission's draft statute constituted both substantive andprocedural law in the sense that it contained provisions defining crimes and the applicable law and provisions relating to the establishment and organization of the tribunal, the representative in question viewed this approach as inconsistent with the principle nullum crimen sine lege, according to which substantive law had to precede procedural law.
For example, depending on the circumstances,U.S. employees and contractors may be subject to those criminal statutes defining crimes within the SMTJ, which as discussed above in paragraph 47, generally includes overseas facilities except for certain persons, such as members of the armed forces and those employed by or accompanying them, who are subject to MEJA or the United States Code of Military Justice.
There is no defined crime of torture in the domestic law of Croatia.
Moreover, paragraph 1 of Article 8 of this Code defines crime as follow.
The Committee is concerned that there is no defined crime of torture in Kuwait.
His delegation was in favour of maintaining paragraph 2,which very usefully defined crimes and their constituent elements; that would be important in bringing charges.
Article 18 defined crimes against humanity in terms of a general criterion followed by a list of specific offences.
Furthermore Austria believes that article 22 should not be exhaustive andshould envisage the possibility that new treaties define crimes falling under the competence of the Court.
It should be recalled that"persecution" is used in the three basic texts relating to the charters of the international military tribunals which defined crimes against humanity.
Defines crimes of torture. Constraint through the use of violence leading to physical or mental pain.
Similarly, the wording of article 9, which defined crimes against United Nations and associated personnel, was fully satisfactory to his delegation.
Law No. 6,620 of 17 December 1979 defines crimes against national security and considers it a crime to incite people to hatred or racial discrimination art. 36, VI.
The Code should not only define crimes with precision but also enumerate the applicable penalties.
Legal systems usually defined crimes by labelling, through defined procedures, the conduct and the perpetrator as criminal and by attaching special consequences described as criminal to them.
It also imposes severe punishments for vaguely defined crimes which are open to wide interpretation by the authorities, such as writings detrimental to the President.