Примеры использования Prosecutor may request на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Prosecutor may request additional information from that State.
Rule 39(iv) provides that,"In the conduct of an investigation, the Prosecutor may request such orders as may be necessary from a Trial Chamber or a Judge.
The Prosecutor may request cooperation in the case of acts that relate to his/her specific areas of competence.
Radio and television will be available to the detainees,except in special circumstances when the Prosecutor may request restricted access for a certain detainee.
The Prosecutor may request a State Party to make persons available to him to assist him in a particular case;
It should be noted that the previous report also mentioned Article 6 of the Law on Prosecutor's Office, according to which the prosecutor may request the Accounts Chamber to conduct an inspection.
The Prosecutor may request a State party to make persons available to assist in a prosecution in accordance with paragraph 2.
In the case of an offence under article 70 committed in the presence of a Chamber of the Court, the Prosecutor may request that Chamber to order the immediate arrest of the person concerned.
The public prosecutor may request the magistrate's court judge to decide for the release of the suspect by putting him/her under judicial supervision.
Further, if the investigation is still not completed after the four days, the prosecutor may request the judge to extend the custody to seven days before the suspect is arraigned before the judge.
The Prosecutor may request the Pre-Trial Chamber to amend the warrant of arrest by modifying or adding to the crimes specified therein.
If the criminal case is particularly complicated or extensive, in exceptional cases the Chief Public Prosecutor or senior county or city prosecutor may request that the term of detention be extended up to one year.
Additionally, the prosecutor may request the assistance of a professional from the Victim and Witness Support Unit for conducting initial meetings with victims and helping them to manage their emotions;
Prior to the[surrender][extradition]of the person, the Prosecutor may request that the Pre-Trial Chamber amend the warrant of arrest by modifying or adding to the crimes specified therein.
The Prosecutor may request as soon as practicable a hearing on an ex parte basis before the Chamber dealing with the matter for the purpose of obtaining a ruling under article 67, paragraph 2.
When the Prosecutor has deferred an investigation pursuant to section 2, the Prosecutor may request that the State concerned report periodically on the progress of its investigations and any subsequent prosecutions.
The Prosecutor may request as soon as practicable a hearing on an ex parte basis before the Chamber dealing with the matter for the purpose of obtaining a ruling under article 67, paragraph 2.
When the Prosecutor has deferred an investigation in accordance with paragraph 2, the Prosecutor may request that the State concerned periodically inform the Prosecutor of the progress of its investigations and any subsequent prosecutions.
The Prosecutor may request an ex parte hearing in camera before the Trial Chamber for the purpose of obtaining a ruling on whether or not particular evidence falls within the category of exculpatory evidence.
In the event the Prosecutor defers investigation on the ground that a State is proceedingwith a national investigation, then the Prosecutor may request that the relevant State make available to the Prosecutor, either periodically or on reasonable request, a report on the progress of its investigation, which shall be confidential to the extent necessary.
The Prosecutor may request as soon as practicable a hearing on an ex parte basis before the Chamber of the Court dealing with the matter for the purpose of obtaining a ruling under article 67, paragraph 2. Consideration should be given to setting forth procedures which protect the accused's rights to disclosure of exculpatory evidence without compromising the existing obligations as to confidentiality, and the safety of persons and the investigation see rule 5.32.
Alternatively, that provision could be worded:“The Presidency or the Prosecutor may request the assistance of personnel from any State Party, intergovernmental or non-governmental organization, in the exercise of his functions under this Statute.”.
In case of urgency, the Prosecutor may request any State to arrest a suspect provisionally; to seize physical evidence; and to take all necessary measures to prevent the escape of an accused, injury to or intimidation of a victim or a witness, or the destruction of evidence.
According to paragraph 1 of article 234 CPC,"the public prosecutor may request that a competent public authority, a bank or other financial organization perform a control of the commercial operations of persons suspected of having committed criminal offences punishable with custodial penalties of at least four years, and to deliver to him documentation and data which may serve as evidence of a criminal offence or proceeds from crime.
The Prosecutor may subsequently request the State Party to provide additional information about the national investigations or proceedings.
The Prosecutor may also request the Presidency to transfer the sentenced person by referring to the circumstances mentioned in article 103, paragraph 3 e.
The Prosecutor or the accused may request the disqualification of a judge under paragraph 2.
This text reproduces the Australian draft with one addition: the Prosecutor may also request the transfer of the sentenced person in certain circumstances article 103, paragraph 3 e.
The complainant State may request or the Prosecutor may require that the complaint or any part thereof remain confidential pending the Prosecutor's review.
The complainant State may request or the Prosecutor may require that the complaint or any part thereof remain confidential pending the Prosecutor's review.