Примеры использования Pertaining to extradition на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Therefore, members are able to obtain the necessary training in handling requests pertaining to extradition in the process.
It is a concept that tends to play a larger role in the law pertaining to extradition; however, it can be found from time to time in the law pertaining to mutual legal assistance.
Its principles, contained within international human rights treaties and customary law, are applicable to judicial guarantees under international humanitarian law andto procedural guarantees pertaining to extradition, expulsion or deportation proceedings.
The intention is to accommodate new instruments pertaining to extradition and mutual legal assistance as well as those relating to human rights and due process requirements in discharging counter-terrorism obligations.
In this context, the secretariat will brief the meeting of experts on the findings andresults of implementation reviews pertaining to extradition and mutual legal assistance, as provided for in chapter IV of the Convention.
Whatever the conditions under domestic law or a treaty pertaining to extradition, they must not be applied in bad faith, with the effect of shielding an alleged offender from prosecution in or extradition to an appropriate criminal jurisdiction.
In its decision 2/2, the Conference decided to establish an open-ended working group to hold substantive discussions on practical issues pertaining to extradition, mutual legal assistance and international cooperation for the purpose of confiscation.
Analysing comparatively the status of anti-terrorist legislation and laws pertaining to extradition currently in force in Central America, so that national bodies can then be encouraged to make the appropriate amendments and adjustments.
In that regard, the Working Group on International Cooperation was established by the Conference of the Parties to the Convention in its decision 2/2 to hold substantive discussions on practical issues pertaining to extradition, mutual legal assistance and international cooperation for the purpose of confiscation.
By its decision 2/2, the Conference decided to establish a working group of Government experts on practical issues pertaining to extradition, mutual legal assistance and international cooperation for the purposes of confiscation.
In its decision 2/2, the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime decided to establish an open-ended working group of government experts on international cooperation to hold substantive discussions on practical issues pertaining to extradition, mutual legal assistance and international cooperation for the purpose of confiscation.
The Conference, at its second session, decided to establish an open-ended working group to hold substantive discussions on practical issues pertaining to extradition, mutual legal assistance and international cooperation for the purpose of confiscation Conference decision 2/2.
In its decision 2/2, the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime decided to establish an open-ended working group of government experts on international cooperation to hold substantive discussions on practical issues pertaining to extradition, mutual legal assistance and international cooperation for the purpose of confiscation.
The Working Group on International Cooperation, established pursuant to that decision,holds substantive discussions on practical issues pertaining to extradition, mutual legal assistance and international cooperation for the purpose of confiscation.
Given the importance of the provisions on international cooperation ofthe Organized Crime Convention, the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime decided at its second session to establish at its third session an open-ended working group to hold substantive discussions on practical issues pertaining to extradition, mutual legal assistance and international cooperation for the purpose of confiscation.
The Working Group on International Cooperation, established pursuant to that decision,holds substantive discussions on practical issues pertaining to extradition, mutual legal assistance and international cooperation for the purpose of confiscation.
In its decision 2/2, the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime decided to establish at its third session an open-ended working group to hold substantive discussions on practical issues pertaining to extradition, mutual legal assistance and international cooperation for the purpose of confiscation.
Decided to establish at its third session an open-ended working group, with interpretation,to hold substantive discussions on practical issues pertaining to extradition, mutual legal assistance and international cooperation for the purpose of confiscation;
The Working Group on International Cooperation, established pursuant to decision 3/2 of the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime, is a constant element of the Conference andholds substantive discussions on practical issues pertaining to extradition, mutual legal assistance and international cooperation for the purpose of confiscation.
At its second session, held in 2005, the Conference of the Parties to the Organized Crime Convention decided to establish an open-ended working group to hold substantive discussions on practical issues pertaining to extradition, mutual legal assistance and international cooperation for the purpose of confiscation decision 2/2.
At its second session, held in Vienna from 10to 21 October 2005, by decision 2/2, the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime decided to establish at its third session an open-ended working group to hold substantive discussions on practical issues pertaining to extradition, mutual legal assistance and international cooperation for the purpose of confiscation.
In its decision 2/2, the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime decided to establish an open-ended working group to hold substantive discussions on practical issues pertaining to extradition, mutual legal assistance and international cooperation for the purpose of confiscation of the proceeds of crime.
Requests for extradition and mutual legal assistance pertaining to terrorism were accorded high priority.
UNODC continued to encourage cooperation among relevant competent authorities, anti-corruption bodies andpractitioners involved in international cooperation in criminal matters pertaining to anti-corruption in particular mutual legal assistance and extradition.
These States do interact with one another within these multilateral frameworks, butit is also important that they expand bilateral linkages in matters pertaining to mutual legal assistance and extradition, as well as to cooperate jointly in border security especially as terrorist threats are often cross-border in nature.
Iii Increased number of countries assisted by UNODC upon request in developing national-level capacity to detect, investigate and prosecute corruption,to participate in international cooperation in criminal matters pertaining to anti-corruption(in particular mutual legal assistance and extradition) and to effectively cooperate on asset recovery matters.
Considering the place of international agreements of Lithuania within the domestic law as well as the provisions of the Code of Criminal Procedure,the implementation of individual measures pertaining to the legal cooperation in criminal matters takes place solely in observance of the provisions of international agreements of Lithuania transfer of sentenced persons to serve the remainder of the sentence, extradition of persons who committed offences, recognition of foreign criminal judgements.
On the issue of extradition, a general debate on the principle of" extradite or prosecute" and its ramifications for States in an increasingly globalized criminal context; the interpretation and application of the dual criminality principle;grounds for refusal of extradition requests and alternatives to extradition to avoid impunity in cases of denial of extradition; the length of extradition proceedings and practices pertaining to the simplification of such proceedings; and the varying evidentiary standards and requirements in extradition proceedings;
Under the aegis of the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime, a Working Group on International Cooperation was established to hold substantive discussions on practical issues pertaining to the implementation of the provisions of the Convention on extradition, mutual legal assistance and other forms of international cooperation.
In cases where a request has been submitted by the Minister of Justice through the prosecutor,the court decides whether to take into custody the person whose extradition has been requested and which elements of evidence pertain to the criminal offence.