Примеры использования Pre-trial custody на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Act No. 156/1993 Coll. on serving pre-trial custody;
He had been held in pre-trial custody since mid-August 2015.
When access was granted, the office observed substandard conditions,in particular in pre-trial custody.
The person must have been held in pre-trial custody for more than eight days;
From October 1933 until 1936, he was at Börgermoor and Esterwegen concentration camps,and until 1937 in pre-trial custody in Duisburg.
The person must have been held in pre-trial custody for more than eight days;
Turkey asked how the Government intends to address the backlog of cases before some courts and delays in pre-trial custody.
Only the court may order pre-trial custody as a preventive measure.
Four of them, including Katsiaryna Bakhvalava, Halina Abakunchyk, Siarhei Piatrukhin and Dzmitry Harbunou,were sent to the pre-trial custody and had to spend a night there.
The period of pre-trial custody has in some cases been decried as being inordinately long.
If the perpetrator repudiates such solemn declarations or instructions, pre-trial custody can immediately be imposed.
Concerning legislation on pre-trial custody in solitary confinement, reference is made to Part III of the report.
In the experience of the activity of the units responsible for protecting the legal norms,the largest number of cases of torture are registered when the person is in pre-trial custody.
A law was passed in 2011 that prohibited pre-trial custody for people accused of economic crimes.
Many of those persons who had died in penitentiaries from starvation reportedly had been starving ormalnourished already when they arrived from pre-trial custody.
As the defendant had spent an equivalent amount of time in pre-trial custody, his prison sentence was considered to have been served.
Article 6 Pre-trial custody(short-term detention as a preventive measure) is regulated by articles 155158 of chapter 16, section 4, of the new Azerbaijani Code of Criminal Procedure.
It would be useful to know whether that circular stated that people in pre-trial custody who claimed to suffer from an ailment of any kind could see a doctor immediately.
The author's lawyer submits thathe"had to agree" with the continuation of the trial in the absence of the victim, so as to not to continue his client's pre-trial custody indefinitely.
The application for referral to Rwanda of the one remaining case of an accused in pre-trial custody, Bernard Munyagishari, is expected to be decided early in June 2012.
Additionally, as argued by the author's lawyer in court, he"had to agree" with the continuation of the trial in the absence of the victim,so as not to continue his client's pre-trial custody indefinitely.
Anyone found in one of the above-mentioned situations, who has fled while in detention or pre-trial custody or in respect of whom an arrest warrant has been issued;
To take steps to reduce the use of pre-trial custody, to increase alternatives to imprisonment and to develop policies to protect the best interests of children with a parent in detention(Austria);
That trend had continued in 2002,with the total number of persons in detention centres and pre-trial custody being 959,424, on 1 May 2002, as against 1,100,000 in 2000.
Furthermore, the Government included the following in its submissions under the universal periodic review in 2011:"Regarding pre-detention trial,the new procedural code and evidence act had established pre-trial custody time limits.
Furthermore, the victim must be informed of the release of the accused from pre-trial custody as well as of a prisoner's release from imprisonment provided the victim applies in advance.
The law relating to arrest and detention should be reviewed to bring it into conformity with article 9 of the Covenant andto ensure that individuals are not held in pre-trial custody for longer than 48 hours without court order.
For example, when a person had been seriously injured orkilled as a result of police intervention or while in pre-trial custody, the district prosecutor could decide to place the matter before the courts, but any decision taken in that regard could be contested before the Public Prosecutor.
In its concluding observations of the periodic report on Zimbabwe, the Human Rights Committee indicated for example, that the law relating to arrest anddetention should ensure that individuals are not held in pre-trial custody for longer than 48 hours without court order.4.
Furthermore, the police could hold a suspect in pre-trial custody for 15 days or even longer, and it was known that the most serious human rights violations were committed against people being held in temporary custody and that people so detained were often subjected to torture and ill-treatment.