Примеры использования Other illegal means на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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To carry goods in violation of customs rules or other illegal means.
The travaux préparatoires should indicate that the words"any other illegal means" in paragraph 1(c) refer to illegal means as defined under domestic law.
Do not to admit as evidence confessions obtained through torture or other illegal means(Uruguay);
Never engage in misrepresentation, deception, theft,spying or other illegal means to gather competitive intelligence or ask employees of competitors to violate their confidentiality obligations.
The Code of Criminal Procedure established the inadmissibility of evidence obtained through violence, threat,blackmail or other illegal means.
Statements obtained through torture or other illegal means could not be used as evidence.
The amended Criminal Procedure Law of China further makes it clear that confessions obtained through extortion or other illegal means should be excluded.
Information obtained under torture or through other illegal means should not be admissible to the process.
Under article 111 of the Code, evidence obtained in contravention of the provisions of the law, or through the use of violence, threats,blackmail or other illegal means, was inadmissible.
Information allegedly obtained under torture or through other illegal means should not be admissible to the process.
Article 90 of the Criminal Law provides liability for deliberate interference with a person's right to vote and be elected by using violence, fraud, threat,bribery or other illegal means.
The use of torture to extort confessions or the use of threats, enticement,cheating and other illegal means to obtain evidence are strictly prohibited.
Ms. Tan Hwee Seh(Singapore) said that prospective adoptive parents were required to sign a statutory declaration stating that the child had not been obtained through child trafficking or other illegal means.
Was there a law or clear rule stating that evidence obtained using physical orpsychological pressure or other illegal means had to be excluded, was not admissible in court and could not form the grounds for any court decision?
In view of the Bamako Declaration adopted on 3 November 2000 by the French-speaking States and Governments, which condemns all coups d'état and any seizure of power through violence,arms or other illegal means.
Evidence obtained by the use of torture, force, threats, deception,other cruel or degrading treatment or other illegal means, as well as violation of the right of a suspect or an accused person to a defence, shall be inadmissible and shall not constitute the basis of the accusation.
That system had paved the way for monitoring the activities of illegal recruiters involved in human trafficking,who used forged visas and other illegal means to conduct their activities.
Article 412, on the other hand, dealt with a delictum proprium, but an official who resorted to violence,threats or other illegal means of constraint was liable only to between six months' and four years' imprisonment, whereas a person found guilty of breaching article 243 was liable to between one and five years' imprisonment.
In view of the Bamako Declaration adopted on 3 November 2000 by the French-speaking States and Governments, which condemns all coups d'état and any seizure of power through violence,arms or other illegal means.
Some called categorically for the exclusion of such information since admitting information obtained under torture or through any other illegal means would encourage unlawful methods of inquiry and undermine the credibility of the list and the fight against torture worldwide.
MCYS, which oversees the adoption process,requires all adoptive parents to sign a statutory declaration that the child has not been obtained through child trafficking or other illegal means.
Under the new Code of Criminal Procedure, evidence obtained during initial inquiries and pretrial investigations through the use of force, coercion, infliction of suffering,inhuman treatment or other illegal means is considered invalid and may not serve as a basis for a charge. The new Code also guarantees the defence of the legal interests of those taking part in criminal proceedings and of others. .
Article 19(3) of the Code of Criminal Procedure establishes that it is prohibited to attempt to obtain testimony from a suspect, accused, accused at trial or other persons participating in a criminal matter by violence,threats or other illegal means.
They affirmed that such illegal measures, including in particular the construction and expansion of settlements and the Wall, the confiscation of Palestinian land andthe displacement of the Palestinian civilian population by other illegal means, are totally contradictory to the peace process and must be ceased completely for the resumption of credible peace negotiations.
He asked whether, in a case where a defendant claimed that his or her confession had been extracted under duress, the court would order the prosecution to prove that the confession had been spontaneous andhad not been obtained by force or other illegal means.
Article 265 of the Rules of Criminal Litigation for the People's Procuratorates clearly stipulates that confessions of suspects, statements of victims and witnesses extorted by torture or by the use of threats,enticement, cheating and other illegal means cannot be used as the basis for accusations. On 2 January 2001, the Supreme People's Procuratorate issued the Circular on the Strict Prohibition of the Use of Confessions of Suspects Extorted by the use of Torture as the Basis for Determining Crimes.
Enabling a person who is not a national or a permanent resident to remain in the State concerned without complying with the necessary requirements for legally remaining in the State by the means mentioned in subparagraph(b)of this paragraph or any other illegal means.
The plenum noted that charges cannot be based on evidence obtained through the use of torture, violence, threats, deception,other cruel or degrading treatment or other illegal means, or in breach of the right of a suspect or an accused person to a defence.
Bearing in mind the Bamako Declaration, adopted on 3 November 2000 by the French-speaking States and Governments at the International Symposium on the Practices of Democracy, Rights and Freedoms in the French-speaking Community, which condemns all coups d'état and any seizure of power through violence,arms or other illegal means.
There were more detailed provisions on such matters in the Code of Criminal Procedure,which prohibited the obtaining of evidence from an accused person by coercion or other illegal means and invalidated any evidence acquired by such means. .