Примеры использования Murder with aggravating на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Art. 104- Murder with aggravating circumstances.
The death penalty was exacted mainly for premeditated murder with aggravating circumstances.
Premeditated murder with aggravating circumstances;
If a detainee died after torture,the charge was murder with aggravating circumstances.
Women who have committed premeditated murder with aggravating circumstances(Criminal Code, art. 97(2)) or robbery with violence(Criminal Code, art. 164(4));
The death penalty is now available only in the case of two crimes, namely premeditated murder with aggravating circumstances and terrorism.
The types of offence concerned were as follows: murder with aggravating circumstances(art. 97); rape of a girl of tender years with especially serious consequences(art. 129); murder of a statesperson or public figure(art. 294); murder of a person administering justice or carrying out an investigation(art. 319); murder of a law enforcement officer or soldier(art. 340); and genocide art. 373.
On 30 June 1995, Dugin and Egurnov were found guilty by the Orlov oblastnoi(regional)court of premeditated murder with aggravating circumstances.
Article 97(2)(premeditated murder with aggravating circumstances);
He was convicted of murder committed during an armed robbery andhad a prior conviction for murder with aggravating circumstances.
Latvian law authorizes the death penalty for murder with aggravating circumstances when committed in time of war.
While the death penalty for crimes committed in peacetimewas abolished in 1999, Criminal Law still provided for the death penalty for murder with aggravating circumstances during wartime.
Due to recent legal reforms, four crimes,namely premeditated murder with aggravating circumstances, genocide, terrorism and aggression, are now capital offences.
Life imprisonment is the maximum penalty and consequently it is used to punish onlytwo types of crime: premeditated murder with aggravating circumstances and terrorism.
The death penalty was retained in the Criminal Code for the following five crimes: murder with aggravating circumstances, rape with aggravating circumstances, terrorism, biocide and genocide.
Today, following the implementation in 2003 of a set of measures on the liberalization of penal law,the death sentence is provided for only two crimes: deliberate murder with aggravating circumstances, and terrorism.
The following is a list of the serious crimes to which the death penalty applies:premeditated murder with aggravating circumstances(art. 102 of the Criminal Code); betrayal of the Motherland; terrorism; espionage; hijacking; banditry; rape.
Under the revised Code, capital punishment is permissible in accordance with article 64- terrorism, article 65- an actof terrorism against a representative of a foreign state or article 101- murder with aggravating circumstances.
As for the long-term prison sentence of 20 to 25 years, that was handed down for two types of crime:premeditated murder with aggravating circumstances and terrorism; men over the age of 60, juveniles under the age of 18 and women were exempt from it.
Despite the lengthy list of offences for which the death penalty could be imposed, 99 per cent of all such decisions were handed down under a single article of the Criminal Code- article 100,on premeditated murder with aggravating circumstances.
On 29 April 1998, the Judicial Criminal Affairs Panel of the Supreme Court of the Azerbaijani Republic found A. Aslanov guilty of crimes under article 57(treason), article 61(terrorism), article 71(smuggling), article 94,paragraph 1(premeditated murder with aggravating circumstances) and article 220, section 1(transport, possession, acquisition or sale of ammunition or explosives without proper authorization) and sentenced him to the maximum punishment, namely, life imprisonment.
He claims that the investigator threatened that, if he did not do so, his indictment, which had originally been for premeditated murder, would be replaced by an indictment for a more serious offence,namely murder with aggravating circumstances.
It also called upon Latvia to amend its Criminal Code in order to abolish the death penalty for murder with aggravating circumstances if committed during wartime para. 51.
The complainant was a police inspector. On 24 August 1994, he was found guilty of murder, illegal storage of and port of firearms,voluntary destruction of public property, murder with aggravating circumstances, and attempted murder. .
The criminal proceedings instituted by the Prosecutor's Office of Yerevan on the Article of"attempted premeditated murder with aggravating circumstances" was not disclosed as of early 2003.
Mr. V. KOVALEV(Russian Federation), replying to question(a), said that the death penalty in the Russian Federation was imposed only for extremely serious offences such as terrorist acts, banditry,premeditated murder with aggravating circumstances, rape of minors and certain military crimes.
In accordance with Act No. 254-P of 29 August 2001, capital punishment in the form of execution by firing squad was sanctioned for only four crimes:premeditated murder with aggravating circumstances(art. 97, para. 2), aggression(art. 151, para. 2), genocide(art. 153) and terrorism art. 155, para. 3.
On 8 July 2001, Mr. Khuseynov was formally charged with banditry(article 186, part 2, of the Criminal Code) and murder with aggravating circumstances article 104, part 2.
On 24 February 2003, the Judicial Chamber for Criminal Cases of the Supreme Court found Mr. Butaev guilty of banditry(article 186, part 2, of the Criminal Code), murder with aggravating circumstances(article 104, part 2) and robbery article 249, part 4.
On 24 February 2003, the Judicial Chamber for Criminal Cases of the Supreme Court found Mr. Khuseynov guilty of banditry(article 186, part 2, of the Criminal Code), murder with aggravating circumstances(article 104, part 2) and robbery article 249, part 4.