Примеры использования Prosecutor general of lebanon на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Prosecutor General of Lebanon;
More than 240 requests for assistance were sent to the Prosecutor General of Lebanon, and 53 missions to the field were undertaken.
The Prosecutor General of Lebanon agrees with this approach.
The Commission will continue to regularly provide the Prosecutor General of Lebanon with any information in relation to this matter.
The Prosecutor General of Lebanon remains the main interlocutor of the Commission.
The Commission will develop further its support mechanisms with the Prosecutor General of Lebanon and the relevant investigating magistrates during the next reporting period.
The Prosecutor General of Lebanon remains the main interlocutor of the Commission.
The Commission received the letteron 23 November and that same day formal contact was made with the Prosecutor General of Lebanon to begin assisting in the case.
The Commission and the Prosecutor General of Lebanon remain in full agreement regarding this position.
It is preparing to implement a plan designed to maximize the forensic investigation possibilities,which will be discussed with the Prosecutor General of Lebanon and the investigative magistrates.
The Commission met with the Prosecutor General of Lebanon on 1 February 2006 to discuss the modalities of the requested technical assistance to the Lebanese authorities.
The Commission would like to commend the commitment displayed in this respect by the Prosecutor General of Lebanon and his office and the investigating judge in this case.
The Commission dedicated a multidisciplinary project team to this task comprising legal, investigative, analytical, forensic and communications expertise,which continues to work closely with the Prosecutor General of Lebanon.
More than 240 requests for assistance were sent to the Prosecutor General of Lebanon from 1 March 2009 to 15 February 2010, with 53 missions carried out to the field.
During the reporting period, the Commission has extended further its technical assistance to the Lebanese authorities in the 14 cases andcontinues to work closely with the Prosecutor General of Lebanon and the investigative judges in support of each one.
The Commission will continue such analytical work and assist the Prosecutor General of Lebanon by investigating the links, conducting appropriate interviews and developing further leads for follow-up.
The Commission's primary objective for the 14 cases in the coming reporting period is to expand the quality and the quantity of the information and the evidence for each case, where possible, by providing investigative capacity, coordinating capability, horizontal analysis andtechnical assistance to the Prosecutor General of Lebanon, and through his office to the respective investigative magistrates.
Another objective of the Commission is to work with the Prosecutor General of Lebanon in developing operational interconnectivity between the investigative magistrates in support of the conjoined direction on all cases.
Noting the progress made towards the establishment of a tribunal of an international character, andgiven its current mandate regarding the provision of assistance to the Prosecutor General of Lebanon, the Commission will ultimately hand over responsibilities to a prosecutor's office in either case.
The Commission is grateful for the full support of the Prosecutor General of Lebanon in conducting its work, in particular as it relates to sensitive and complicated investigative steps that have been undertaken and that are being planned.
Meetings were held with the Prosecutor General of Lebanon to discuss plans to preserve case materials, including evidence, documents, electronic files, exhibits, artefacts and legal materials in the Commission's possession, notably those collected at the crime scene.
On 6 November 2005, the Commission sent a letter to Judge Said Merza, Prosecutor General of Lebanon, in which it requested that the Syrian Judicial Commission be provided with a copy of the investigations available to the Lebanese justice on the criminal action of assassinating the late Rafik Hariri.
In this context, the Prosecutor General of Lebanon and the Commission believe that placing information concerning suspects and witnesses in the public domain would make it difficult for sensitive witnesses to step forward and engage with the Commission and may be prejudicial to future trials before a tribunal.
The Commission has reached a critical stage in its investigations and, with this in mind,the Commission and the Prosecutor General of Lebanon believe that placing information concerning witnesses and suspects in the public domain would be contrary to the principles of fairness and justice and would defeat the purpose of, and be prejudicial to, any case presented before a tribunal.
In particular, the commitment displayed by the Prosecutor General of Lebanon and his office, as well as the investigating judge assigned to the Hariri investigation, were critical to the progress made during the reporting period.
The successive Presidents have since received such monthly reports from the Prosecutor General at the Court of Cassation of Lebanon.
Thenceforth, the Commission conducted a thorough criminal andjudicial investigation in close cooperation with the relevant Lebanese judicial(State General Prosecutor of the Republic of Lebanon) and police(Internal Security Forces) authorities, in order to avoid duplication, overlapping or contradictory measures.
The Commissioner met twice with the Prime Minister of Lebanon and held regular meetings with the Minister of Justice and the Prosecutor General during the reporting period.
The Government of Lebanon, the Prosecutor General and his senior staff, the investigating judges assigned to the cases and the liaison officer appointed by the Internal Security Forces have remained clearly committed to the mandate of the Commission and have supported its efforts throughout the reporting period, despite the tense security situation in Lebanon caused by the recent conflict.
The Secretary-General appoints the Prosecutor, and the Government of Lebanon appoints a Lebanese Deputy Prosecutor.