Примеры использования Interrogation of suspects на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Interrogation of suspects had to be in conformity with the Constitution.
Examination of witnesses, interrogation of suspects and scene-of-crime visits.
He was curious to know whether defence attorneys were allowed to participate in the interrogation of suspects.
The interrogation of suspects is carried out in accordance with the Commissioner's Rules.
Under Police Service instruction 195,on the other hand, counsel must be present during the interrogation of suspects.
Interrogation of suspects and other related matters is regulated in the Code of Criminal Procedure.
Suppose information is received from another State which routinely uses torture in the interrogation of suspects.
The use of torture to extract confessions during the interrogation of suspects was absolutely prohibited under the Code.
Iraq law severely punishes anyone who carries out torture during the detention and interrogation of suspects.
On the basis of study on judicial practice typical situations in interrogation of suspects are differentiated and ways of their solution are designated.
CAT recommended that training on all provisions of the Convention be conducted on a regular basis,in particular for personnel involved in the interrogation of suspects.
In Japanese criminal justice system, interrogation of suspects is an indispensable step that plays and extremely important role in revealing the truths of cases.
According to the same source, a plan to carry out an attack against a settlement had been discovered during the interrogation of suspects. Ha'aretz, 14 April.
The SPT observed that the interrogation of suspects generally took place in the investigators' offices at the police stations, to which the suspects were brought from the IVS or SIZOs.
On the issue of Defense Counsel,Japan indicated that because of the limited means to obtain evidence, interrogation of suspects was the most important investigation method to bring out the truth.
Ensure that education and training of all law enforcement or military personnel is conducted on a regular basis,in particular for personnel involved in the interrogation of suspects.
The police reportedly use torture and ill-treatment during interrogation of suspects and rape of women detainees in prisons or police custody has been a problem.
Allegations of serious ill-treatment of persons which in some cases could be considered as amounting to torture, by members of the police,especially at the time of apprehension and interrogation of suspects;
The activities being monitored include specific investigative operations such as interrogation of suspects, interviewing witnesses, searches, etc. as well as compulsory measures such as detentions and arrests.
Allegations of serious ill-treatment of persons which in some cases could be considered as amounting to torture, by members of the police,especially at the time of apprehension and interrogation of suspects;
The rules governing the interrogation of suspects and accused persons are set out in articles 232- 234 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, pursuant to which suspects and accused persons must be interrogated when they are arrested or charged.
The State party should ensure that education and training of all lawenforcement or military personnel, are conducted on a regular basis,in particular for personnel involved in the interrogation of suspects.
The interrogation of suspects or witnesses must be carried out very carefully and according to the rules, because any statement vitiated in any way by the use of force or any form of oppression is rejected by the courts if tendered as evidence.
On the question of the protection of the rights of detained persons, under articles 43 and46 of the Criminal Procedure Code, the interrogation of suspects or detainees in the absence of a lawyer was categorically prohibited.
The rules covering interrogation of suspects and accused persons, arrest, and detention as a preventive measure during the pre-trial investigation are regulated by section 2 of the Code of Criminal Procedure chaps. 12 and 13.
Although the State party had indicated that changes had been introduced to the substitute prison system, the Committee considered that the system should be abolished,as it involved prolonged and painful interrogation of suspects and violated human dignity and human rights.
The interrogation of suspects or witnesses must be carried out very carefully and according to the rules, because any statement vitiated in any way by the use of force or any form of oppression is rejected by the courts if tendered as evidence.
She very much hoped that, for the sake of its international reputation, the Japanese Government would not persist in defending a system which permitted andindeed facilitated excessively long and repeated interrogation of suspects but would give serious consideration to abolishing it.
In the Japanese legal system the interrogation of suspects played a critical role in ascertaining the truth, as Japanese criminal procedure prohibited plea-bargaining, interception of communications and many other methods of gathering evidence acceptable in other countries.
He highlights that addressing human rights violations through the criminal justice system is necessary to combat the culture of impunity that exists for acts of torture in police stations, prisons and in other places of detention,particularly during the interrogation of suspects.