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Accordingly, this individual has served almost half of the maximum sentence without having been convicted.
In July 2015, he was sentenced to 3 years' imprisonment, having been convicted of‘inciting ethnic hatred' via Facebook Art. 174 of the CC of the RK.
This does not mean that the death of the Revolutionary Socialist Party militant went unpunished,the author of this crime having been convicted.
Meanwhile, just having been convicted of his father's murder, Marvel Boy is being escorted to the Vault via a Guardsman-guarded prison van.
He was reportedly detained on 6 February 1976 at the Marion Control Unit immediately after having been convicted of first degree murder.
Moreover, having been convicted under the National Security Law, the author was subject to an especially rigorous parole process.
She welcomed the considerable progress made in recent years in combating domestic violence,225 persons having been convicted in 2006.
Mr. Vogt, who had been in detention for over 10 years without having been convicted of any serious criminal offence,had died of suffocation from smoke inhalation.
After having been convicted of such a crime or released from a custodial sentence for such a crime in the last twenty four months, or.
SAFIRE added that a large number of children were currently incarcerated, having been convicted as"children beyond control" on the grounds that they were difficult to manage.
The report highlights three recent cases, typical in Kazakhstan, in which inconvenient journalists are punished with crushing fines(of approx. 100,000 euros), having been convicted of‘defamation.
The accused, John Herring, having been convicted of breaking into the house of Mr. Prince Howland and robbing him of several spoons, silver dollars, and wearing apparel, has been sentenced to suffer death.
The workshop noted that there were over 8.5 million prisoners held in penal institutions throughout the world,either as pre-trial detainees(remand prisoners) or having been convicted and sentenced.
The authors contend that there was aviolation of article 14, paragraph 5, of the Covenant, since, having been convicted by the highest ordinary court, they did not have the right to a review of the conviction and sentence by a higher court.
There are certain positive disqualifications: e.g. being of unsound mind, orbeing currently under sentence of imprisonment(in certain circumstances), or having been convicted of certain election offences.
Please provide further information on the cases of the 16 individuals who were awarded amnesty despite having been convicted of torture or cruel, inhumane, or degrading treatment and of the cases of the 12 individuals who were released under an amnesty, despite having been sentenced to detention, referred to in the State party's report para. 77.
The Committee expressed hope that the Government will indicate that Order No. 68-353 of 6 April 1968 has been repealed oramended to ensure that persons detained without having been convicted shall work only on a voluntary basis and at their request.
In case No. 1373/2005(Dissanakye v. Sri Lanka),the author had been stripped of his electoral rights for seven years after having been convicted for having stated at a public meeting that he would not accept any"disgraceful decision" of the Supreme Court, in relation to a pending opinion on the exercise of defence powers between the President and the Minister of Defence.
In the attached letter,President Jorda reports that the Tribunal has recently received claims for compensation from two persons held in detention by the Tribunal pending and during their trial, who, having been convicted by a trial chamber, appealed against their convictions.
Another terrorist, Raúl José Díaz Peña, had obtained an entry visa to the United States under suspicious circumstances, despite having been convicted by a Venezuelan court for his involvement in terrorist acts against the Colombian and Spanish consulates in February 2003.
The Canadian Coalition for Peace and Justice(CCPJ) said 18 alleged terrorists arrested in June 2006 were initially held in solitary confinement, with 11 spending 14 months in solitary detention and3 continuing to be held in this inhuman state, not having been convicted of any crime.
On 9 August 2001, after applying for a tourist visa to visit his family,the author was informed that as a result of having overstayed his tourist visa and having been convicted of a crime involving moral turpitude, he had been placed on a Bureau of Immigration watchlist.
The Executive Branch has the exclusive power to grant nationality, providing the person applying for it has fulfilled the following conditions: possessing civil capacity according to the terms of Brazilian law, being continuously resident in Brazil for at least four years, knowing how to read and write in Portuguese,possessing the material means to support himself, and not having been convicted of a criminal offence, among others.
Scotty Lee Moore. On 21 May the Special Rapporteur was informed that Scotty Lee Moore was scheduled to be executed in Oklahoma on 3 June 1999 after having been convicted in 1984 of the murder of the clerk Alex Fernandez in the course of an armed robbery at a motel in Oklahoma City on 18 November 1983.
The Committee notes that, according to article 5, paragraph 2, of the Asylum Act of 1999,the ban on refoulement may not be invoked if there are substantial grounds for believing that the person invoking it represents a threat to the security of Switzerland or, having been convicted and sentenced for a particularly serious crime or offence, must be considered a public menace.
At the request of the repressed persons or their relatives, the mass media shall publish the name, date of birth, place of residence andthe position occupied until having been convicted of the repressed person, as well as the body which convicted him/her, verdict of guilt, punishment and the dates of release and judgement of discharge.
They also state that the principle of“non-refoulement”(non-expulsion)may not be invoked by a refugee if there are reasonable grounds for considering that person as a danger to the security of the country in which he or she is or if, having been convicted by a final judgement of a particularly serious crime, he or she constitutes a danger to the community of that country.
A State may not expel a stateless person[lawfully] in its territory save on grounds of national security or public order[or terrorism],or if the person, having been convicted by a final judgment of a particularly serious crime or offence, constitutes a danger to the community of that State.
A State may not expel a refugee lawfully in its territory save on grounds of national security or public order[or terrorism],or if the person, having been convicted by a final judgement of a particularly serious crime or offence, constitutes a danger to the community of that State.
Thirty-one persons had been convicted, of whom four had been public officials.