Примеры использования Doctor of their choice на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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To be examined by a doctor of their choice;
How often and under what circumstances were detainees deprived of the right to legal counsel and to see a doctor of their choice?
Be examined by a doctor of their choice;
Detainees held incommunicado had access to a second forensic doctor before being referred to a doctor of their choice.
Prisoners could also request a doctor of their choice, subject to court approval, which was granted without fail.
He would be interested in knowing whether persons in police custody in Morocco had access to a doctor of their choice within 24 hours.
The right of remand prisoners to contact a doctor of their choice is contained in article 24 of the Health Protection Act.
Take measures to ensure in practice the right of all persons deprived of their liberty to have prompt access to counsel and a doctor of their choice, as well as to contact family members;
Persons taken into police custody had access to a lawyer and a doctor of their choice, although that right was not expressly stipulated in the Code of Criminal Procedure.
The period immediately after arrest being crucial tothe prevention of torture, he stressed the importance of the persons concerned having access to the doctor of their choice during that time.
All detainees must have access to a lawyer and a doctor of their choice and must be able to contact their families.
In the same connection, he asked whether it was true that during that period detainees could only inform their family of their detention and, consequently,had no access to a lawyer or a doctor of their choice.
The failure in practice to enable detained persons to obtain access to a lawyer, a doctor of their choice or relatives from the outset of their detention;
As for the new Code of Criminal Procedure, he asked if the delegation could perhaps say whether the maximum period allowable before a person in police custody had to be provided access to a lawyer had been modified andwhether a detainee's right to see a doctor of their choice was guaranteed.
Remand detainees technically have the right to see a doctor of their choice, but magistrates are said to invariably order examinations by a government doctor. .
There is no adequate legal guarantee of the right of persons deprived of liberty to have access to a doctor of their choice from the outset of their custody.
The questions thus arose whether any such training had been provided; whether there were specialist police doctors in Cyprus;whether persons in custody had the right to summon a doctor of their choice; whether medical reports were made available to detainees and their lawyers as a matter of course and whether, at the stage of transfer from police station to prison, lesions were systematically recorded and investigated.
Non-governmental organizations(NGOs) and civil society also denounced the inadequate judicial monitoring of incommunicado detention,as well as the failure to respect the right of detainees to be examined by a doctor of their choice and to have access to legal counsel.
As to the right to a medical examination by a doctor upon admission to a detention centre, he wished to know whether detainees were free to appoint the doctor of their choice, how the independence of the doctors performing such examinations was guaranteed and, if the doctors were public servants, to which ministry they were attached.
CPT also recalled certain matters of principle raised in its first report, in particular the rights- which, in CPT's view, anyone held in police custody should enjoy from the start of their detention- to be assisted by"early counsel",consult a doctor of their choice and inform a close friend or relative of their arrest.
Please specify the rules relating to the right of persons in police custody to have access to a lawyer and doctor of their choice, to be informed of their rights and to inform their families of their detention.
Take effective measures to guarantee that all detained persons are afforded, by law and in practice, all the fundamental legal safeguards from the outset of their being deprived of liberty, in particular prompt access to a lawyer and, if necessary, to legal aid; that a relative or person of their choice is informed; andaccess to a medical examination by an independent doctor, if possible a doctor of their choice, in accordance with international standards;
Please specify the rules relating to the right of persons in police custody to have access to a lawyer and doctor of their choice, to be informed of their rights and to inform their families of their detention;
All of these provisions show that the State of Cameroon has adopted measures to ensure the effective implementation of legislation establishing the right of all persons held in custody to have access from the outset of their detention to a lawyer and a doctor of their choice and to inform their relatives of their detention.
Expressly guarantee in national legislation the right of all persons who are judicially oradministratively detained to have access to a lawyer and a doctor of their choice immediately following their arrest, to be informed of their rights in a language they understand and to inform their families promptly of their detention;
All persons deprived of their liberty be guaranteed the right to notify a close relative or third party of their choice, the right to have access to a lawyer of their choice from the very outset of their custody, andthe right to have access to a doctor of their choice in addition to any medical examination carried out by the police authorities;
Please provide statistics and detailed information on the implementation of fundamental legal safeguards applicable to persons held by the police, including the right to notify a family member,to consult a lawyer and a doctor of their choice and to be notified of their rights during questioning, as referred to in the Committee's previous concluding observations.
The lack of adequate guarantees of the rights of persons deprived of liberty to have access to counsel and a doctor of their choice, as well as prompt medical examinations.
With regard to measures to guarantee the fundamental rights of persons deprived of their liberty,the Committee is concerned that in certain cases persons deprived of their liberty do not have access to a doctor of their choice, even at their own expense, from the very outset of their deprivation of liberty arts. 2 and 16.
Please provide statistics and detailed information on the implementation of fundamental legal safeguards applicable to persons held by the police, including the right to notify a family member,to consult a lawyer and a doctor of their choice and to be notified of their rights during questioning, as referred to in the Committee's previous concluding observations CAT/C/ECU/CO/3, para. 21.