Примеры использования Inviolability of judges на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Inviolability of judges;
Issues relating to staffing are currently the responsibility of the Higher Council of the Judiciary,a collegial body ensuring the independence and inviolability of judges.
Inviolability of judges(art. 122);
Article 12 of the Act stipulates expressly that the safeguards in place to ensure the independence and inviolability of judges must be extended to jurors during their period of service.
The inviolability of judges is guaranteed by law.
Chapter 7 of the Constitution provided guarantees of the independence, impartiality,irremovability and inviolability of judges, which was a direct reflection of the requirements of the Covenant.
The inviolability of judges is guaranteed by law art. 101 of the Constitution.
Other guarantees, as well as provisions related to different degrees of liability,and the personal inviolability of judges and their security in the exercise of their functions, were set out in the Criminal Code.
The inviolability of judges is guaranteed by law art. 101 of the Constitution.
It elaborates on the constitutional principles of judicial power, its autonomy and independence of the legislature and executive branches,the irremovability and inviolability of judges, the equality of all before the law and the courts, public examination of cases, and participation by civilians in the exercise of justice in the form of jurors and lay judges. .
Inviolability of judges, their person, home, place of work, means of transport, communications, correspondence, property and documents.
Judges' independence is ensured by the statutorily prescribed system for their selection,appointment and dismissal; the inviolability of judges; the strict procedure for the administration of justice; the secrecy of judges' deliberations when handing down judgements and the ban on requests for disclosure of such deliberations; liability for contempt of court, interference in individual cases and infringements of judicial inviolability; and State-backed material and social benefits for judges, as befits their high status.
The inviolability of judges applies to their domicile, office, means of transport and communication, correspondence and personal effects and documents.
The inviolability of judges also extends to their residence, workplace, transport, means of communication, correspondence, and personal property and documents.
The inviolability of judges means that they may not be subject to criminal or administrative prosecution, to arrest or detention, or to searches of their property or person.
The inviolability of judges extends to their residence, place of work, transport and means of communication, correspondence, property and documents used by them.
The constitutional basis of justice defines the principles of inviolability, tenure, independence and appointment of judges on a permanent basis.
Judicial authority is regulated by chapter 7, which establishes safeguards for the independence of the judiciary,guaranteeing the irremovability, inviolability and immunity of judges, the public nature of judicial proceedings, the principle of equality of arms and the financial autonomy of courts.
The independence of judges rested on their depoliticization, irremovability and inviolability, and on non-interference in their activities and the establishment of responsibility for their actions.
Legislation has also been introduced amending and supplementing the Higher Judicial Council of the Republic of Kazakhstan Act, with a view to strengthening the role of the Higher Judicial Council and further improving the judicial system, enhancing the role of local courts andstrengthening the independence and inviolability of the country's judges.
The independence of judges is ensured by their exclusion from politics; irremovability and inviolability during their terms of office; a special judicial selection and appointment procedure; provisions for judicial accountability, removal or release from office; and guarantees of their personal safety.
Since the Republic of San Marino recognizes the inviolability of human rights and is party to international conventions on human rights and freedoms, judges are required to strictly apply the conventional rules safeguarding such rights and freedoms.
The principal areas of judicial reform mapped out at the First andSecond Congress of Judges are being put into effect on the basis of the constitutional principles of the separation of powers, the inviolability of human and civil rights and freedoms, the independence of the judiciary and the supremacy of the law.
In particular, the judges' inviolability is guaranteed by, inter alia, the legal procedures for their selection, designation, dismissal, and recall; the administration of justice; the secrecy of judges' deliberations in handing down judgements; the prohibition, under threat of proceedings, of interference in the administration of justice; and the right of a judge to resign.
The regulations on inviolability, which establish one of the core elements of the status of judges, are thus intended to safeguard the foundations of the constitutional system, namely, the separation of powers and the autonomy and independence of the judiciary from external and arbitrary action or influence, and to prevent judges from being harassed on account of their work.
Deprivation of inviolability of the Procurator General, the Chairperson and judges of the Supreme Court of the Republic;
Judges have the right of inviolability.
However, other differentiations,such as the protection against arrest or the inviolability of documents, which under section 22 of the General Convention are granted to judges of the Appeals Tribunal but not to judges of the Dispute Tribunal falling under section 18, seemed to be less evident.
Your response to this in your letter to the Committee also referred to the Supreme Court regulatory decision of 28 December 2009, entitled"On the application of the criminal andcriminal procedural legislation on personal freedom and respect for the inviolability of human dignity, combating torture, violence or other cruel or degrading treatment or punishment", which requires judges and procurators to ensure that any detention and subsequent conditions of detention are lawful.
Judges have the rights of independence, irremovability and inviolability.