Примеры использования Has committed an offence на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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If the person has committed an offence prejudicial to the security of the Yemeni State;
There must be sufficient grounds for detaining a person who has committed an offence.
Under article 11 of the Criminal Code, a person who has committed an offence in Uzbekistan is subject to prosecution under the Criminal Code.
Where the investigating official has formed a belief that there is sufficient evidence to establish that the person has committed an offence;
Believes or suspects that another person has committed an offence under this Act; and.
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Authorization may be withdrawn if it is established that the holder has ceased to fulfil the required conditions or has committed an offence.
Individual legal responsibility is usually understood as the use of State sanctions against a person who has committed an offence under the law.
The application of the statute of limitations in respect of a person who has committed an offence punishable by the death penalty or life imprisonment is decided by the courts.
If there is reason to suspect that a person has committed an offence, he shall be taken into custody and referred immediately to the competent investigating authority.
The master of a ship registered in Tonga who has reasonable grounds to believe that a person has committed an offence under section 18 shall.
If it can be assumed that an alien has committed an offence by being in possession of or receiving such property or if there is no known owner, the property shall be turned over to the police promptly.
According to article 24 of the Law on Lawyers, there is no possibility to act as a lawyer for an individual who has committed an offence that is incompatible with lawyers' functions.
The persistence of reasonable suspicion that the person arrested has committed an offence is a condition sine qua non for the validity of the arrest in the first place and then of the continuation of the detention.
Military courts do not have legal authority over civilians except in narrowly defined circumstances, for example,when the civilian has committed an offence in a military facility.
Under article 7 of the Criminal Code,when a pregnant woman who has committed an offence is being sentenced, her pregnancy is regarded as an extenuating circumstance.
Under section 15, subsection 1, of the Criminal Investigations Act(449/1987),the police shall inform a public prosecutor where there is reason to believe that someone has committed an offence.
The statute of limitations is suspended for the entire time that a person who has committed an offence evades investigation or trial, until the moment that he or she is arrested or surrenders.
It follows from the request for remand in custody that there must be a confirmed suspicion that the suspect has committed an offence punishable with imprisonment for one year and six months or more.
The Act also states that penalties have a protective and preventive function and that their ultimate goal is resocialization, treatment, protection andrehabilitation of the individual who has committed an offence.
The detention may only be applied to a suspect or an accused who has committed an offence and/or has attempted or abetted said offence where.
If a person who has committed an offence referred to in article 7(1) of the Convention and whose extradition is requested in relation to this offence is not extradited, he will be prosecuted in Turkey.
If the person has no known residence or has not been apprehended in the territory of the Republic and has committed an offence outside that territory, competence for trying him shall belong to the courts of the capital.
Measures taken to arrest a person who has committed an offence that are clearly inconsistent with the nature and danger of the act or with the circumstances of the arrest are regarded as excessive when the person concerned needlessly suffers inordinate harm that is manifestly inconsistent with the situation.
The Code of Criminal Procedure provides that law-enforcement agencies may not conduct investigations orexaminations in criminal cases in which a minor has committed an offence unless his lawyer is involved.
The Extradition Act, 1988, allows the Government to extradite a person who has committed an offence as stipulated in the extradition treaty with any foreign country, with the exception of political offence. .
Within seven days of theimposition of the restraint, a review must be conducted of the adequacy of probable cause to believe the prisoner has committed an offence and of the necessity of continued pretrial confinement.