Примеры использования Piracy cases на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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There have been eight piracy cases to date.
Provide for the construction of a dedicated court to hear piracy cases;
Seychelles has prosecuted eight piracy cases over the last two years.
Serving as a repository for court decisions on piracy cases.
The seven completed piracy cases have taken an average of 17 months from arrest to judgement.
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The Magistrates Court in Mombasa is the court of first instance for piracy cases.
Seven prosecutors out of a total of 70 are assigned to piracy cases, but they also carry out other prosecutions.
Piracy cases would be heard before judges of the Supreme Court or before magistrates of the Intermediate Court.
This courtroom will be used to hear piracy cases and to try other serious criminal offences.
The Government would be favourable to the assignmentof Commonwealth judges primarily, but not exclusively, to piracy cases.
The repealed provisions are the basis for charges in five older piracy cases that are ongoing before the Kenyan courts.
In piracy cases, it has become increasingly common for ransom to be delivered in a ship-to-ship transfer of cash in exchange for hostages.
Kenya has six judges and six prosecutors who specialize in piracy cases, although not exclusively.
A needs assessment has been completed at the request of the Government of the United Republic of Tanzania of their capacity to prosecute piracy cases.
Dar es Salaam and Tanga would be the most appropriate locations for hearing piracy cases, given their port facilities and high security prisons.
There is a backlog of approximately two years of both criminal andcivil cases before the Supreme Court, but the judiciary has given priority to processing piracy cases.
Seven piracy cases have been prosecuted over three years, resulting in one acquittal(of 17 suspects) and six convictions of a total of 50 pirates.
At the moment,the unit that would be responsible for prosecuting piracy cases has 10 senior attorneys.
The assize sections hear piracy cases because they have jurisdiction over crimes that are punishable by more than 10 years imprisonment or the death penalty.
UNDP estimates that,with the above assistance, the"Somaliland" police will have the capacity to investigate piracy cases effectively within 20 months.
Other recent piracy cases involving Harardheere were the hijacking of the Al Aqueed, a dhow from the United Arab Emirates, and the fishing vessel Ching Fong Hwa 168 from Taiwan Province of China.
UNDP estimates that, with this further assistance, the Attorney-General's Office will achieve the capacity to prosecute piracy cases effectively within 20 months.
Development of capacity to prosecute piracy cases is taking place within the context of the States' existing court structures, and the judges and prosecutors concerned also conduct prosecutions of other serious crimes.
Some speakers also acknowledged the efforts of UNODC in providing technical assistance to assist States in investigating and prosecuting piracy cases.
UNDP assesses that, with this further assistance,the"Puntland" courts could have capacity to try piracy cases in accordance with international standards within two years.
Two, or sometimes three, prosecutors are assigned to important criminal cases, andUNODC believes that a certain number of prosecutors could be assigned exclusively to handling piracy cases.
Although consideration could be given to assigning additional prosecutors exclusively to piracy cases, this would raise questions in a jurisdiction where there are some challenges regarding delays in the hearing of criminal trials.
The Director of Public Prosecutions of Mauritius has not carried out any piracy prosecutions to date, buthas agreed to set up a dedicated unit of prosecutors to try piracy cases.
Until the laws andprocedures of the United Republic of Tanzania have been tested through trials of piracy cases, it will be difficult to assess the kind of international assistance that would be required for a specialized antipiracy court.
Since 2006, when the first piracy case was instituted in the Kenyan courts,the Magistrate's Courts in Mombasa have adjudicated more than 17 piracy cases, involving 143 suspects.