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This could lead to arbitrary code execution CVE-2008-5005.
The Working Group is of the opinion that this lack of effective judicial oversight could lead to arbitrary detention.
This is likely to lead to arbitrary and uneven application of the law.
In addition, those provisions run counter to sound logic and lack in clarity,which can only lead to arbitrary interpretations of the provisions of the Charter.
That could lead to arbitrary implementation, thus undermining and infringing upon the concept of sovereignty, which was a matter of overriding concern in the Charter.
A stack-based buffer overflow in the msTmpFile function might lead to arbitrary code execution under some conditions.
Those very collisions increasingly lead to arbitrary external interference in complex internal processes, and time and again, they provoke dangerous conflicts between leading global players.
The Mental Health Bill allows for forced treatment or admission,which may lead to arbitrary and prolonged detention and deprivation of personal liberty.
Challenges in addressing the issue included insufficient political will, lack of capacity and resources, andlack of oversight to hold authorities accountable for their actions which lead to arbitrary detention.
An uninitialized memory issue, which could potentially lead to arbitrary code execution if the user were tricked into opening a malformed PDF document.
Several remote vulnerabilities have been discovered in python-zodb,a set of tools for using ZODB, that could lead to arbitrary code execution in the worst case.
This can lead to arbitrary reactions and also to overreactions, with chilling effects on freedom of expression or on free manifestations of religious or belief convictions, in particular as regards religious minorities or people with dissenting views.
Multiple invalid memory access issues, which could potentially lead to arbitrary code execution if the user were tricked into opening a malformed PDF document.
Likewise, references to“the principle of proportionality”, unless with respect to specific andbinding decisions of the German courts, may lead to arbitrary reductions in such guarantees.
The Subcommittee also believes that practices that compensate police officers for making arrests may lead to arbitrary arrests and increase the risk that detainees will be mistreated in order to obtain confessions and thereby demonstrate the efficiency of police personnel.
Several remote vulnerabilities have been discovered in the zope, a feature-rich web applicationserver written in python, that could lead to arbitrary code execution in the worst case.
Respect article 12 of the Constitution,which protects privacy, and eliminate abuses of this article that lead to arbitrary arrests and prosecutions on charges related to consensual same sex relations(United States of America);
The criteria in legislation for such exceptions should be as clear as possible, so as to reduce the discretionary power of authorities to select which proceedings should be confidential,because this might lead to arbitrary application of the exemption.
Likewise references to'the principle of proportionality', unless with respect to specific and binding decisions of the German courts,may lead to arbitrary reductions in such guarantees.
The IAP monitoring report noted concern about the right of the procuring entity to debar a company without any guidelines andstrict criteria raises, as it may lead to arbitrary debarment and exclusion of competitors.
The Committee is also concerned that the draft Bill contains an exception to the effect that the request for legal assistance can be denied if such legal assistance is"contrary to the interests of the investigation" which may lead to arbitrary restrictions of this right by the Public Prosecution's Office.
In the case of Shtukaturov v. Russian Federation in March 2008,the European Court of Human Rights had ruled that the State party's system governing mental disability interfered disproportionately in the privacy of the persons concerned and could lead to arbitrary deprivation of liberty and other problems.
The Committee is concerned that the provisions of the Mental Health Care Act, allowing for compulsory admission and treatment on the basis of either the"treatment criterion" or the"danger criterion",leave the possibility for wide discretionary decisions to such an extent that it might lead to arbitrary and unwarranted practice arts. 2 and 16.
A lack of such priorities leads to arbitrary decisions and/or no progress at all.
The application of measures leading to arbitrary budget cuts might actually impede the effective implementation of the mandates established by Member States, especially in relation to development.
In 2007, the Working Group on Arbitrary Detention noted that the police and the Gendarmería had, in practice, excessive powers and authority,which often led to arbitrary arrests and detentions.
Meanwhile, the enforcement of“Lugovoy's Law” has clearly demonstrated that extra-judicial blocking of websites for the purpose of preventing riots inevitably leads to arbitrary enforcement and abuse of power.
Interference by military andpolitical figures in the justice system sometimes leads to arbitrary arrest and detention, as the police often act on instruction or under threat rather than in accordance with the law.
As stated by the Special Rapporteur on extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions in regard to the death penalty,non-compliance with these standards leads to arbitrary and thus unlawful deprivation of life.
The Government of Mexico stated that it is especially complex to determine appropriatemeasures to combat terrorism, since those taken can leave gaps given the wide margin for State action, leading to arbitrary acts.