Примеры использования Mandatory sentencing на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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On mandatory sentencing?
And here's the Canadian survey on mandatory sentencing.
That was a mandatory sentencing, and it was not my fault.
In keeping with the approach to discrimination adopted by the Committee,juvenile mandatory sentencing was applied, and had been formulated, without regard to race.
Mandatory sentencing laws are still in effect in the Maldives.
Seconds away from mandatory sentencing, are we?
The mandatory sentencing provisions came into force on 27 September 2001.
The only State that applied mandatory sentencing was Western Australia.
All mandatory sentencing provisions, in view of their racially disparate impact;
The Committee welcomes the abrogation of mandatory sentencing provisions in the Northern Territory.
We need mandatory sentencing because judges can't be trusted to disperse even-handed justice.
Ms. LEON(Australia), in response to question 12,said that the mandatory sentencing laws stipulated minimum custodial sentences for certain offences.
Juvenile mandatory sentencing had no effect on a person's right to have his conviction and sentence reviewed by higher tribunal in accordance with article 14 5.
Take measures with a view to abrogating mandatory sentencing in the criminal law system of Western Australia;
In the 11 years since 1997 there have been 334 cases in Western Australia where juvenileshave been convicted and sentenced pursuant to mandatory sentencing legislation.
Um, what happened to'mandatory sentencing doesn't work, the evidence is in.' It is in.
The Western Australian Government considered detention as an appropriate way of dealing with serious repeat offenders, and mandatory sentencing as an appropriate and proportionate penalty in such cases.
There are also mandatory sentencing provisions in the Migration Act 1958 Cth.
Meanwhile, a parliamentary committee was studying the problem of interpretation services so as to improve the practical implementation of the 1992 Act andto allay concerns raised by the policy of mandatory sentencing.
The NT Parliament repealed mandatory sentencing laws for property offences effective from 22 October 2001.
The second part of the response provides further detailedinformation from Western Australia, which is the only Australian State with mandatory sentencing laws relevant to Issue 25.
They were also of the view that mandatory sentencing was an issue best addressed by the Western Australian Parliament.
There was a certain discrimination not only in the fact that indigenous persons were more likely to face detention, but also in that they were more likely to be suspected oraccused of crimes which had been made subject to mandatory sentencing regimes.
The two statutes also provide for mandatory sentencing, including death penalty, for certain category of offences.
Mandatory sentencing legislation(so-called"three strikes laws") still exists in the Criminal Code of Western Australia for persons under 18(CRC/C/15/Add.268, para. 74(f));
On 28 October 2000 to deliver the keynote address at a symposium on"Mandatory sentencing rights and wrongs" organized by the University of New South Wales in Sydney, Australia;
Mandatory sentencing laws are still in effect in WA. A review of the Western Australian mandatory sentencing provisions in The Criminal Code(WA) was tabled in the WA Parliament on 15 November 2001.
JS1 stated that in Western Australia and Northern Territory, mandatory sentencing for certain criminal offences had a disproportionate affect on particular groups, including young people and aboriginals.
The mandatory sentencing provisions under the Migration Act(which apply to people smuggling convictions) do not apply if it is established on the balance of probabilities that the person was aged under 18 years at the time of the offence.
Even the answers just provided by the delegation showed that an individual subjected to mandatory sentencing had no recourse to a domestic remedy if he considered that his rights under the Covenant had been violated.