Примеры использования Prisons ordinance на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Labour may be performed for a maximum of 10 hours a day art. 17, Prisons Ordinance.
Prisons Ordinance and its subsidiary legislation(Cap. 234);
Iii Government of Ceylon legislative enactments Prisons Ordinance 1956 Revision.
The Prisons Ordinance and its subsidiary legislation(Chapter 234);
At the same time, account is taken as far as possible of age andlevel of development as well as the length of the sentence art. 13, Prisons Ordinance.
The Prisons Ordinance provided for the separation of juvenile prisoners from adult prisoners.
Regulations relating to the segregation of detainees, referred to in paragraphs 2 and 3 of article 10 of the Covenant,are included in the Prisons Ordinance.
Additionally, Section 71 of the Prisons Ordinance establishes rules for Official Visitors in prisons. .
Corporal punishment had not been inflicted on adult offenders for more than 20 years andproposals had been put forward to ensure that the Prisons Ordinance reflected Sri Lanka's international obligations in that regard.
Article 22 of the Prisons Ordinance also provides scope for disciplinary measures to be taken against detainees.
Solitary confinement, on the other hand,is one of several punitive measures that may be imposed on a prisoner for violation of the prison code of conduct section 56 of the Prisons Ordinance.
Section 45A of the Prisons Ordinance relates to all prisoners, except for detainees who have yet to be indicted.
While the right of convicted and sentenced prisoners to furloughs is not provided for in primary legislation, furloughs are granted according to the provisions of Prisons Commission standing order 12.05.01 of 1 December 1992,which has the status of law section 80C(a) of the Prisons Ordinance.
Under section 48 of the Prisons Ordinance of Sri Lanka juveniles are required to be separated from adults, wherever practicable.
As with all punitive measures, the decision to place a prisoner in solitary confinement may not be taken except following an investigation and a hearing at which the prisoner may hear the charges and evidence against him, andmay defend himself properly section 60 of the Prisons Ordinance.
An amendment made in 2005 to the Prisons Ordinance of 1971 stipulated the conditions under which detainees could meet legal counsel.
Persons who have been formally charged with a criminal offence have the right to receive visitors at least once a month(regulation 27A(b) of the Prison Regulations), and are to be given“every reasonable opportunity” to have contact with their friends and legal counsel section 45 of the Prisons Ordinance.
The Prisons Ordinance(Chapter 234) and its subsidiary legislation expressly provide that prisoners must be treated with kindness and humanity.
Prisoners who have been convicted and sentenced for a criminal offence have the right to receive visitors, apart from legal counsel, at least once every two months, beginning after three months of imprisonment;such visitation rights may be increased as a privilege for good behaviour section 47(b) of the Prisons Ordinance.
The Prisons Ordinance of 1971 enumerated 41 prison offences, for which one of the penalties was solitary confinement for no longer than 14 days.
Most of the basic conditions granted to prisoners and detainees as a matter of right, as well as limitations on measures that may impair their liberty or dignity andprocedures for adjudicating prisoners' complaints, are provided for in legislation, primarily in the Prisons Ordinance[New Version], 5732-1971, and regulations thereunder.
Section 71 to the Prisons Ordinance[New version] 5732-1971(Hereinafter the"Prisons Ordinance") establishes rules for Official Visitors in prisons. .
All detention camps other than prisons operating under the Emergency Regulations and the Prevention of Terrorism Act were registered under the Prisons Ordinance and had to be listed in the Official Gazette; Gazette Extraordinary No. 851/7 of 21 December 1994 listed 81 places of detention, representing a substantial reduction on the previous figure because of the large number of detainees who had been moved to prison custody.
Article 14 of the Prisons Ordinance requires convicted prisoners to perform compulsory labour, preferably household duties or the manufacture of articles for the government services.
On 30 July, the Knesset had approved an amendment to the Prisons Ordinance allowing the force-feeding of an inmate when a doctor determines that there is a real danger to the life of the prisoner.
Under the Prisons Ordinance and other written laws dealing with detention of persons, no place of detention can be maintained without duly publishing it in a Government Gazette that could be accessed by any member of the public.
Aruba's prison legislation consists of a Prisons Ordinance(PB 1930, No. 73), the Country Decree on prisons(PB 1958, No. 18) and the Instructions for prison officers PB 1958, No. 19.
Under section 48 of the Prisons Ordinance of Sri Lanka, juvenile prisoners have to be segregated from adults and convicted prisoners from those awaiting trial wherever possible.
In 2012 the Knesset enacted the Prisons Ordinance(Amendment no. 42) 5772-2012 which echoed, on a statutory level, prisoners' rights to be held in adequate conditions that would not harm their health or dignity.