Примеры использования Prosecutor had на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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But I do wish that every prosecutor Had my experience of walking in a convict's shoes.
The prosecutor had 48 hours to either order placement into custody or release the suspect.
Police information collected by the FIU showed that the prosecutor had opened a file related to trafficking in diamonds originating in Africa.
The prosecutor had a very important role to play and should be allowed to carry out his work without external influence and political pressure.
In response, the Chief of Personnel sent him a tabulation indicating that the Office of the Prosecutor had posts that either were vacant or had been borrowed from it by the Registry.
However, unless the Prosecutor had the right to initiate investigations proprio motu, the Court's jurisdiction would be impaired.
When the Prosecutor has sought the assistance of the Detention Unit with respect to electronic interception of such conduct, which the Prosecutor had reason to believe was authorized by rule 66, the Detention Unit and the Registry were reluctant to cooperate.
The Prosecutor had contacts with high officials of many States in relation to investigative activities, to seek both cooperation and assistance.
There were those who argued that the independence of the court could be assured only if the prosecutor had unfettered authority to initiate cases, without any role for the Security Council or the consent of the States concerned.
The prosecutor had received an 18-month prison sentence and the three investigators who had committed torture were serving prison sentences of 24-30 months.
Case No. 1278/2004(Reshetnikov v. Russian Federation), concerned the violation of article 9,paragraph 3, as it had not been shown that the prosecutor had the institutional objectivity and impartiality necessary to be considered an"officer authorized to exercise judicial power.
Since the prosecutor had the power to initiate inquiries and institute proceedings for police brutality, it would be useful to know whether he was obliged, or simply empowered.
In the circumstances the prosecutor had no choice but to suspend the judicial proceedings.
If the prosecutor had sole discretion to initiate investigations and file complaints- as implied by the concept of"inherent jurisdiction"- the results could be even more political than the decisions of the Security Council.
The State party concludes that under the CPL, the Prosecutor had very limited powers in the pretrial procedure and had to rely on the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
If the Prosecutor had the authority, and responsibility, to pursue all credible allegations from individuals or organizations, there would surely be many more complaints than the Prosecutor could possibly handle.
The Committee notes that the State party has not provided any information,showing that the prosecutor had the institutional objectivity and impartiality necessary to be considered an"officer authorized to exercise judicial power" within the meaning of article 9, paragraph 3, of the Covenant.
The prosecutor had considerable discretionary powers to decide whether or not to institute proceedings, without it being clear whether that decision was open to supervision, and once proceedings had been started, a great deal of time elapsed before witnesses were interrogated.
For instance, the Office of the Prosecutor had only six staff and the Prosecution Division had 17 vacancies, including the post of Chief of Prosecutions, while the Investigations Division had 25 vacancies.
In the course of the investigation, the prosecutor has the following rights.
It is important that the prosecutor has a sound working knowledge of the particular subject area.
To date, the Prosecutor has filed 12 referral motions involving 20 accused.
Judges and prosecutors had received special training regarding its proper implementation.
Prosecutors had the power to visit detention centres to investigate complaints filed by detained persons.
Maybe check the D.A. 's office,see what the prosecutor has on file?
In addition, prosecutors have an inherent conflict of interest when investigating torture complaints.
Prosecutors have an inherent conflict of interest.
Prosecutors have the right to appeal a sentence they regard as too lenient.
The police and prosecutors have the full range of powers to search and trace assets.
Local prosecutors have brought over 300 criminal charges resulting in 145 convictions.