Примеры использования Prosecutor is obliged на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The prosecutor is obliged to present his opinion to the court.
In all the cases of receiving a complaint from an arrested person, the prosecutor is obliged to examine it and to give his/her decision to the complainant CPC, art. 194.
The Prosecutor is obliged to"analyse the seriousness" of all communications received by the Office of the Prosecutor. .
This statement was not released to the defence, even thoughunder Jamaican law the prosecutor is obliged to provide the defence with a copy of any such statement.
In any case, the prosecutor is obliged to undertake all further steps ex officio.
The difficulty is that defence counsel are apt to be reluctant to agree to much that would facilitate presentation of the prosecution's case and to insist that the Prosecutor is obliged to prove every element of her case.
In case of rejection, the prosecutor is obliged to outline the reasons why he rejected the complaint.
The prosecutor is obliged continuously to review the restrictions and to allow individual exceptions whenever possible.
According to the principle of legalism expressed in article 5 of the Code of Criminal Procedure,a public prosecutor is obliged to institute proceedings in respect of an offence subject to prosecution ex officio; the same obligation rests with the Police.
The prosecutor is obliged to take the case through to a final resolution and their action is binding on offenders.
Three days from receiving a complaint a prosecutor is obliged to consider it and give an answer to a the complainant on the results of the consideration.
The prosecutor is obliged to review and notify the person who submitted the complaint about his decision within 72 hours from the receipt of the complaint.
This article also establishes that upon declining a request a prosecutor is obliged to draw up a decision which can be appealed against by a complainant to a pre-trail investigation judge.
In urgent cases, the Prosecutor is obliged to apply to the court for a permit within 12 hours.
Besides, the public prosecutor is obliged to communicate to the relevant public Administration any proceeding carried out against a civil servant.
In the case when the complaint is rejected, the prosecutor is obliged to motivate by means of a decision why he considers the complaint unfounded, explaining at the same time the procedure for challenging it before the investigating judge.
According to the recent amendment to the Juvenile Act, the prosecutor is obliged to have juvenile offenders guided by volunteers or a counselling organization for criminal prevention with the option of suspending further prosecution on them.
According to the Code of Criminal Procedure in force, the prosecutor is obliged when deciding to approve custody to acquaint himself thoroughly with the materials of the case and, if necessary, personally to interrogate the accused, but interrogation of a juvenile suspect or accused person is invariably obligatory.
In deciding whether to authorize pre-trial detention, the prosecutor is obliged by law to familiarize himself in detail with all documents setting out the grounds for the suspected or accused person's arrest. This obligation is mandatory in all cases where the suspected or accused person is below age.
After the elements of a criminal offence have become evident,a preliminary investigator or prosecutor is obliged, within the limits of his or her competence, to commence criminal proceedings and take the measures prescribed by law to establish that a criminal act has taken place, and to identify the person who committed the criminal offence.
A prosecutor was obliged to participate in professional training.
With this order chief prosecutors are obliged.
Each prosecutor was obliged to attend a minimum of four days' further training a year on issues such as the prevention of corruption.
Prosecutors are obliged to use all statutory means available to them with a view to ensuring the protection of the rights guaranteed by law to individuals, legal entities and the State.
In addition, prosecutors were obliged to keep case-files that to all intents and purposes duplicated the register.
Within the framework of line supervision appellate and district prosecutors were obliged to investigate cases leading to issuing decisions on termination of preparatory proceedings or refusal to start proceedings.
In a number of States, law enforcement authorities such as police and prosecutors are obliged by law to inform victims of crime of their rights, including the right to claim compensation.
The Prosecutor was obliged to carry out a comprehensive inspection of compliance with the law and human rights in places of detention on a monthly basis and, in corrective labour camps, at least once every six months.
A person authorized to conduct an inquiry, an investigator and a prosecutor are obliged, in all cases where there are indications that a crime has been committed, to institute criminal proceedings publicly within their respective competence, take measures to disclose the crime and state the felon, and not permit the sentencing of an innocent person.
In the context of the measures undertaken for uprooting torture or illegal detention of people in temporary detention isolators,a decision of the General Magistracy Collegium stipulates that all the territorial and specialized prosecutors are obliged to check these institutions daily and, if they discover a case of illegal detention, to release the people urgently and to apply the most severe punishment against the culprits.