Примеры использования Moment of apprehension на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Please elaborate on the mandatory registration of a person at the moment of apprehension.
Is it at the moment of apprehension or the moment when charges are laid, or an indictment confirmed?
Did lawyers have the right to be present from the moment of apprehension, or only at a later stage?
At the moment of apprehension the detained person must receive an explanation about the reasons for the detention and his/her rights.
Should ensure that all detainees have access to the legal safeguards enshrined in the law as of the moment of apprehension;
Ensure that suspects are informed of their rights at the very moment of apprehension as well as reasons for their detention;
CSIP noted the lack of procedures for examining legality of the detention by courts andthe absence of a legal requirement to register suspects at the very moment of apprehension.
That all suspects are guaranteed the right to counsel from the moment of apprehension and that defence counsel is present during interrogations;
The State party must ensure that all of its practices are consistent with the provisions of article 9 of the Covenant and that detainees have access to counsel andare permitted to contact their families from the moment of apprehension.
Ensure that all suspects under criminal investigation are registered promptly from the moment of apprehension and not only upon formal arrest or charging;
The State party should further ensure that every detainee can exercise the right to access a lawyer, an independent doctor andcontact a family member to ensure effective protection from torture and ill-treatment from the moment of apprehension.
The SPT recommends that any person deprived of liberty has access to legal counsel from the moment of apprehension as established by article 24(5) of the Constitution.
A person deprived of liberty injured or sick at the moment of apprehension will be taken to health facility or be examined by a doctor for estimation and rendering of medical help.
Sir Nigel RODLEY said that the maximum period during which people could be held in pre-trial detention, from the moment of apprehension until being brought before a judge, should be clarified.
While the Minister of Justice stressed that lawyers can visit their clients from the moment of apprehension and fully participate in all phases of the investigation, legal practitioners were divided between the two other alternatives, i.e. within 24 hours, or from the formal bringing of charges.
The provision also details that detainees should be brought promptly or in any case before the expiration of the 48-hour period following the moment of apprehension before a court in order for it to decide on the lawfulness of detention.
Please provide updated information on the implementation in practice of fundamental legal safeguards from the moment of apprehension of a person, including his or her right to access a lawyer and an independent medical examination, to inform a relative, and to be informed of his or her rights, including as to the charges laid against him or her, as well as being promptly presented to a judge.
According to the reliable information presented to the Committee, many persons deprived of their liberty are tortured, ill-treated andthreatened by law enforcement officials, especially at the moment of apprehension and during pretrial detention.
Guarantee the right to access lawyers of their choice from the moment of apprehension and to hold consultations in private, including through the adoption of legal provisions in this respect;
Allegations of torture and ill treatment continue to be received from detainees andinmates who have been deprived of their liberty by law enforcement bodies, at the moment of apprehension by police, or during pretrial or post-trial detention.
Amend the Criminal Procedure Code of Tajikistan(CPC)to ensure that it explicitly provides, from the moment of apprehension, for the right to notify a third person,of access to a lawyer of their choice, and ensure detainees are informed of these rights at the moment of detention.
The Committee remains concerned about the numerous continued allegations of use of torture and ill-treatment of suspects and other detainees,which reportedly commonly takes place between the moment of apprehension and formal registration at remand centres.
The Committee would also be grateful to receive further information regarding any measures taken orbeing considered to be taken to register persons deprived of their liberty from the very moment of apprehension and to record periods of pretrial detention and investigation so as to ensure that all official personnel who have been engaged in the arrest, transport, questioning and detention of the suspect are noted in the register.
The issue was of particular relevance to the recommendation made by the European Committee for the Prevention of Torture,to the effect that"detention" should be considered as commencing at the moment of apprehension, at which point the free movement of the individual concerned was initially restricted.
However, although it now brings the obligation to notify the deprivation of liberty as from the moment of apprehension, the exception enabling a delay of the notification remains broadly worded.
Paragraph IV, subparagraph 1, of Article 19,"Security of the right to receive legal aid and the right to defence", of the new Criminal Procedure Code provides that"[t]he organ executing the criminal process should secure the following rights of the suspected person orthe defendant: to receive legal assistance from the moment of apprehension or arrest, or, for suspected persons, before the first interrogation, and for defendants at the moment of arraignment.
The Committee against Torture recommended Tajikistan to“(g)uarantee the right to access lawyers of their choice from the moment of apprehension and to hold consultations in private, including through the adoption of legal provisions in this respect” Recommendation 8 d.
The State party should also ensure that all suspects are guaranteed the right to a lawyer from the moment of apprehension, irrespective of the nature of their alleged crime.
The Committee notes with concernreports that torture and ill-treatment of minors is widespread at the moment of apprehension and during pretrial detention(CRC/C/TKM/CO/1, para. 36) arts. 2, 11 and 12.
The right to a defence in the sense of article 22 of the Code of Criminal Procedure guarantees detainees all procedural rights from the moment of apprehension, including that of the defence counsel to meet with the detainee for consultation without delay(para. 23);