Примеры использования Judgement of acquittal на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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On 30 March 2000, the Trial Chamber heard defence motions for a judgement of acquittal.
The defence filed a motion for judgement of acquittal pursuant to rule 98 bis of the Rules on 28 May 2004.
One significant internal reform during the reporting period involved the amendment to rule 98 bis,Motion for judgement of acquittal.
The Government of Peru merely states that the judgement of acquittal was quashed on 6 June 1994.
The judgement of acquittal of the three detective officers by the Vienna Regional Criminal Court on 24 April 1996 was therefore said to be final.
A person acquitted by the court is entitled to request a cassation review of a judgement of acquittal with regard to the reasons and grounds for the acquittal. .
As to the author's own political activities, the State party notes that they goback seven years and were subject to a judgement of acquittal.
The Court thus considered a judgement of acquittal as evidence, and he therefore requests the Committee to ascertain whether this could be a violation of article 14, paragraph 2, of the Covenant.
Accordingly, the Appeals Chamber quashed the guilty verdicts by the Trial Chamber on counts 1 and 2 and entered a judgement of acquittal on both counts.
Proceedings are three-instance also if a court of the second instance has changed the judgement of acquittal of a court of the first instance and passed its own sentence finding the defendant guilty.
Further, the Appeals Chamber found(Judge Pocar dissenting)that the Trial Chamber had erred by applying the wrong legal standard when it entered a judgement of acquittal, pursuant to rule 98 bis B.
In addition, the Appeals Chamber is seized of one appeal from a judgement of acquittal entered after the close of the prosecution's case under the aegis of rule 98 bis of the Rules of Procedure and Evidence of the Tribunal.
With regard to the judgements delivered by the ICTR during this year,on 7 June 2001 Trial Chamber I delivered the Tribunal's first judgement of acquittal, involving Bourgmestre Ignace Bagilishema.
The Trial Chamber entered a judgement of acquittal on the aspect of the count 1 charge of a crime against humanity of persecution concerning destruction of property of Bosnian Croat and Muslim civilians and destruction or wilful damage to institutions dedicated to religion.
Therefore, none of those cases can be successfully invoked to support the legal standing of the victim before the Supreme Court in an action for certiorari involving a judgement of acquittal.
In the first such verdict in Kosovo since 2002,on 24 June the Court of Appeals overturned a judgement of acquittal by the Basic Court of Mitrovica, finding two defendants guilty of war crimes for a rape committed in April 1999.
The State party points out that every item of evidence presented during the proceedings was thoroughly and separately evaluated by the Provincial Court,including the statements by the plaintiff and the defendant, before the judgement of acquittal was rendered.
The most important amendment was to rule 98 bis which aimed at speeding up the process by which a Trial Chamber shall enter a judgement of acquittal on any count if there is no evidence capable of supporting a conviction at the close of the prosecution's case.
In two of these cases(Nshogoza and Bagaragaza), judgements have already been delivered, with the judgement in the Muvunyi retrial to be delivered shortly,subject to the decision of the Appeals Chamber regarding the motion for a judgement of acquittal.
In her comments of 16 October 2006,the author claims that the Provincial Court's order to communicate the judgement of acquittal to the Family Court with a view to the urgent resumption of relations between the father and daughter had left her in a state of deep distress.
A good example of these efforts is the recent amendment to rule 98 bis, which is expected to reduce significantly the amount of time required for the trial chamber to deliver decisions concerning judgement of acquittal motions at the close of the prosecution's case.
If grounds for rehabilitation are identified in a court,following the closure of a case, in a judgement of acquittal or in a ruling entailing rehabilitation, the court must recognize the rehabilitee's right to compensation for all the forms of damage and issue a separate ruling(order) to that end art. 227.
A substantiated finding by a court that the sum of evidence is inadequate, that evidence is inadmissible because it was obtained unlawfully, orthat doubts that a defendant is guilty as charged cannot be dispelled shall be grounds for a judgement of acquittal.
It argues that several private complainants in criminal cases have requested the Office of the Solicitor General to file a petition for certiorari in a judgement of acquittal or, where petitions have already been filed by private complainants, the Office has joined and adopted their petitions.
The Trial Chamber granted certain aspects of the motions,entering a judgement of acquittal in favour of the accused Kvoćka, Kos, Radić and Prcać on those parts of the indictment which concerned the Keraterm and Trnopolje camps, and in favour of all five defendants with respect to certain allegations in support of which no evidence had been presented by the prosecution.
During the reporting period, the Chamber heard the evidence of 38 Prosecution witnesses, marked the Prosecution case as closed and rendered 25 decisions.On 16 March 2011, the Chamber issued its decision on Defence motion for judgement of acquittal, in which the Chamber denied the motion.
On 11 December, also based on the appeal filed by the Special Prosecution Office of Kosovo,the mixed panel of the Supreme Court decided against the judgement of acquittal of the further six defendants in the same case and sent their case back for retrial to the first instance court with the same reasoning.
It submits that,under rule 65 of the Rules of Court, a judgement of acquittal may be set aside if a petitioner for certiorari shows that the lower court, in acquitting the accused, committed not only reversible errors of judgement but also grave abuse of discretion amounting to lack or excess of jurisdiction, or a denial of due process, thus rendering the judgement void.
With regard to article 17 of the Covenant, the State party asserts that it was a perfectly logical step for the Provincial Court to stipulate that the judgement of acquittal should be communicated to the Family Court with a view to terminating the measures concerning the visiting arrangements adopted pending the judicial proceedings.
In addition to handling ongoing litigation related to the referral of cases to national jurisdictions, the Appeals and Legal Advisory Division prepared a legal opinion to the Prosecutor in connection with the Ngirabatware Trial Chamber judgement. On 4 February 2013, the Office of the Prosecutor also received the judgement of acquittal of the Appeals Chamber in connection with the appeals filed by Justin Mugenzi and Prosper Mugiraneza.