Примеры использования Procedure for extradition на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Some conventions reflect such simplified procedure for extradition.
The conditions and procedure for extradition shall be laid down by this Code and an international agreement between Kazakhstan and a foreign State.
It is recommended that Peru should consider the possibility of establishing a simplified procedure for extradition in urgent cases.
The procedure for extradition of accused or convicted foreign subjects is duly instituted upon the request by a foreign State.
Criminal Procedure Code of F B&H, Article 526, stipulates the procedure for extradition of accused and convicted aliens.
The Code and the international agreement between Turkmenistan and the State concerned define the conditions and procedure for extradition.
The B-H Criminal Procedure Code Chapter XXXI provides for procedure for extradition of suspect and convicted persons.
The procedure for extradition of perpetrators of criminal offences is regulated by the Act on International Legal Assistance in Criminal Matters OG 178/04.
In accordance with the requirements of the Convention, article 15 of the draft Penal Code establishes a procedure for extradition of persons who have committed an offence.
In Chapter 33 of the Code,relating to the procedure for extradition of accused and convicted or sentenced persons, it is stipulated article 540.
The Belarusian bill on international cooperation in the provision of legal assistance in criminal matters makes provision for regulating the justification and procedure for extradition.
The procedure for extradition is set forth in detail in articles 389 to 393 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, which will remain in force until 1 July 1999.
Articles 434-441 of the Criminal Procedure Act govern the domestic procedure for extradition in cases of active extradition; in practice, the same rules apply to passive extradition. .
The procedure for extradition from Albania is set out in the provisions of the Criminal Procedure Code; they are fully compatible with article 12 of the European Convention on Extradition. .
In accordance with the Framework Decision, the Act extends the scope and simplifies the procedure for extradition between EU member States of persons charged with, indicted for or convicted of an offence.
The procedure for extradition of the accused and convicted aliens commences upon the request of the foreign state and it is submitted via diplomatic channels, and the prescribed documentation is attached to the request.
The Extradition Act(Act No. 4795 of July 1971) and its amendments govern the conditions and general procedure for extradition to and from countries with which no treaties exist, and for extradition to and from countries with which treaties do exist.
Some delegations encouraged the Commission to continue to address the issues relating to the scope and implementation of the obligation, including its alleged alternative character and constitutive elements,the rights of States(including their right to refuse extradition) and the procedure for extradition.
Criminal Procedure Code stipulates the procedure for extradition of the accused and convicted persons if not otherwise stipulated by the international treaty.
The judgment of 30 November 2010 of the International Court of Justice in Ahmadou Sadio Diallo(Republic of Guinea v. Democratic Republic of the Congo),in which the Court had touched on several aspects of the procedure for extradition of aliens and analysed legal guarantees available to a person subject to expulsion, might also provide useful guidance for future work.
According to the Extradition Act, as amended, the procedure for extradition from the Republic depends on whether one is dealing with a foreign State, an associated State, or a designated State.
Regarding the procedure for extradition of accused and convicted persons, the Criminal Procedure Act prescribes that after submitting a request for the extradition of a foreign national to the investigating judge, if there are grounds for detention the investigating judge has to issue a warrant for detention, except in cases where the application does not give the reason for extradition. .
The provisions contained in articles 509 to 526 of the Criminal Procedure Code regulate the procedure for extradition of accused and convicted persons, and they also envisage the solutions both for the legal preconditions for extradition and for the extradition procedure, as well as for the request for extradition of accused or convicted persons.
Article 224 of the Code of Criminal Procedure regulates the procedure for extradition from Lithuania and stipulates that in the presence of the ground specified in an international agreement a prosecutor of the Prosecutor General's Office under the Supreme Court of Lithuania shall apply with a request to the Vilnius County Court.
Exceptionally, in the absence of treaties regulating the procedure for extradition of convicted persons, the Procurators-General of the Contracting Parties personally examine and settle questions of extradition(admittance) of convicted persons with Ukraine, the Republic of Belarus, the Republic of Kazakstan and some other States.
Several Governments replying to the questionnaire(32 per cent)have simplified the procedures for extradition.
As pointed out in the comments on article 3, the application of the conditions and procedures for extradition by the Algerian judicial authorities is governed by articles 694 to 720 of the Code of Criminal Procedure. .
The Act contains procedures for extradition based on the nature of the relationship between Tuvalu and the requesting or requested country.
A notable development was the adoption of a new Law on International Legal Cooperation in Criminal Matters,which regulates the procedures for extradition of suspected persons and international legal cooperation.
In one country, an international cooperation law was under development, anda recommendation was made to clarify the procedures for extradition.