Примеры использования Judicial principles на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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These judicial principles are followed at all different levels of courts in Myanmar.
It was so clearly based on completely distorted facts that its enforcement would violate generally accepted fundamental judicial principles.
The country's judicial principles and the rights of the individual before the judicial system are described in more detail in later sections of the Programme.
It is competent to settle minor civil cases andrespects fundamental judicial principles, such as right to appeal, contradictory approach and publicity.
Its membership would be limited if it sought to overreachestablished customary international law or set aside national judicial principles.
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The Supreme Court is responsible for determining the judicial principles most consistent with international standards, as already indicated in paragraph 33 of the national report.
The competence of the Council should not be extended to matters not directly linked to the maintenance of international peace and security,in particular when it involves legal and judicial principles.
Of utmost importance also is the need to respect the basic law(or constitution as the case may be),legislations and judicial principles of the concerned nation State while handling the various issues.
The Court's procedures are designed to allow the institution judiciously to fulfil its unique and vital function in the service of international law, and to protect anduphold certain fundamental judicial principles.
These plans are already in motion; databases of legislative acts and legal and judicial principles are in use at the Court of Cassation, with links to the courts of appeal, some courts of first instance and the Department of Public Prosecutions.
Many defence lawyers notoriously lack adequate legal training, knowledge of or sufficient familiarity with recent legal changes and jurisprudence, andalso with international human rights law and judicial principles, and thus have little background and inadequate advocacy skills to represent their clients.
The Kingdom's judicial system is geared towards upholding judicial principles, with the new Judiciary Act conferring upon the Supreme Court the responsibility for establishing judicial principles most in line with international standards.
The participants examined examples of impunity that have occurred since 1990, including the post-election crisis, and analysed the Government's responses.They also highlighted the most appropriate judicial principles and measures to combat impunity and promote equitable justice, based on Ivorian and international law.
The hadd penalty for theft is abated in accordance with the judicial principles on cassation and confessions established by the criminal division of the Supreme Court in its judgement No. 88 of 13 July 1999, where there is doubt about the possible retraction of the confession.
In addition, article 509 of the Peruvian Code of Civil Procedure establishes the civil liability of judges if, in the exercise of their judicial functions, they injure the parties or third persons by acting in a fraudulent or negligent manner. Recognition of the civil liability of judges in no way exempts them from their administrative or criminal liability,which they may incur should they act in a way that is contrary to existing judicial principles.
These plans arealready being put into operation, since a database on legislation and legal and judicial principles has been set up at the Court of Cassation and linked to the courts of appeal, some of the courts of first instance and the Department of Public Prosecutions.
Judicial principles, including the independent administration of justice according to law, the dispensing of justice in open court, unless otherwise prohibited by law, and the guaranteeing, in all cases, of the right to defence and the right of appeal under law are stipulated in section 2 of the judiciary law of 2000 and article 19 of the Constitution of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar of 2008.
In order to support legal rights and fundamental rights of Myanmar citizens for fair trial, Myanmar courts have been practicing the judicial functions in line with the judicial principles of administering justice independently, dispensing in open court and guaranteeing in all cases the right of defence and right of appeal as well as Supreme Court.
Although it had been a good idea to approach the topic by codifying existing customary rules and judicial principles, while at the same time developing new rules where necessary, the Commission should not rely too heavily on unpublished or internal memorandums of organs of international organizations as indication of established practices.
The aim is, without uncritically importing alien systems, to develop the accusatorial principle set out in the Constitution, which provides for separation of the functions of accusation and prosecution, through the maintenance of the Office of the Public Prosecutor,governed by judicial principles and criteria that prevent a proliferation of institutions within an ad hoc approach that runs counter to the principle of legality, and always seeking to bring the administration of justice closer to citizens.
The Special Rapporteur notes that the Constitution, in chapter 1,paragraph 19, establishes important judicial principles:(a) to administer justice independently according to the law;(b) to dispense justice in open court unless otherwise prohibited by the law; and(c) to guarantee in all cases the right to a defence and the right of appeal under the law.
Section 2 of the Union Judiciary Law 2000 andSection 19 of the Constitution of the Union of Myanmar provide the judicial principles of administering justice independently according to law, dispensing justice in open court before public unless otherwise prohibited by laws and guaranteeing in all cases the right of defence and right of appeal under the law.
Ever since this convention has become the most important judicial principle for Cambodia.
That being so, one must nevertheless respect the judicial principle according to which it is impermissible to go beyond the claims of the parties.
The judicial principle is based on the presumption of innocence, which is set forth in article 19, paragraph 5, of the Constitution.
The writer is guided by lex talionis- the requital law- the archaic judicial principle of the absolute theory of punishment.
As an independent and impartial institution,the Tribunal expects that NGOs will fully respect the judicial principle that nothing should be done to influence the witnesses at any stage of the proceedings.
Bangalore Principles of Judicial Conduct.
Strengthening basic principles of judicial conduct.
Implementation of the Bangalore Principles of Judicial Conduct.