Примеры использования Recidivists на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Particularly dangerous recidivists;
Especially dangerous recidivists- separately from others in custody;
Judges these days, mate, they frown upon recidivists.
Particularly dangerous recidivists are separated from other detainees.
Most of those affected were recidivists.
Later, the SS began to empty wards: 8(recidivists), 10(prisoners with high sentences), 11, 3, and 5 one by one.
Remember how they're gonna look in the Times photo andlet's spare him any recidivists.
The worst conditions were observed in Block 4B,where recidivists convicted of violent crimes were held.
The situation was considered even worse infacilities where children and adolescents in conflict with the law were recidivists.
But we must remember that war is the most chronic of recidivists, since greed and ambition feed on it.
Especially dangerous recidivists are held in isolation from other prisoners, as are those whose sentence of life imprisonment has been commuted to imprisonment.
Despite the Committee's suggestion, the preventive detention of dangerous recidivists had so far not been abolished.
Amnesty"was not always justified" for recidivists like Ruziyeva, said Asatullayev, adding,"[Authorities need] to pay more attention in reviewing these candidates or possibly introducing a probationary period.
In the last case, first-time offenders are issued administrative fines while recidivists face criminal penalties.
Children in conflict with the law,including child recidivists, have the right to be treated in ways that promote their reintegration and the child's assuming a constructive role in society art. 40(1) of CRC.
Persons who have committed offences punished by not less than two years' imprisonment but are recidivists and are considered dangerous; and.
Recidivists face criminal charges in accordance with law, and those who organize and transport other person(s) across the national border illegally are firmly put under criminal prosecution according to law.
In the sphere of justice, Popper-Lynkeus maintained that publicity should bethe main punishment for committing a crime, and only recidivists should be isolated.
For repeat offences or dangerous recidivists as well as a conspiracy by a group of individuals, part II of this same article sets forth the penalty of corrective labour for a period of two to three years or imprisonment for three to five years.
Within the Russian penal system, convicts are held almost exclusively in labour colonies, of which there are three different forms:(i) general regime colonies;(ii)strict regime colonies for recidivists; and(iii) special regime colonies for dangerous recidivists.
First-time offenders or suspected offenders should be kept separate from recidivists; those held in connection with the commission of serious offences, particularly of a violent nature, should be kept separate from other detainees or prisoners;
In this regard, Voronin continued, all the young people arrested and ill-treated by the police in the pastdays will be released, while the“underworld representatives and recidivists who profited from the complicated political situation will be kept in prisons.”.
It then asked for more details on the new legislation on stricter penalties for recidivists, particularly minors, and enquired about consequences of such a law on a system that appears to already have reached the limit of its capacities.
Within the Russian penal system, convicts are held almost exclusively in labour colonies, of which there are four different forms:(i) general regime colonies;(ii) strengthened regime colonies;(iii)strict regime colonies for recidivists; and(iv) special regime colonies for dangerous recidivists.
Individuals who have been recognized by the court as especially dangerous recidivists, individuals who have received a life sentence, and individuals whose sentencing conditions have been changed due to“systematic violations of the regime for serving a sentence” serve their time in prisons.
Although the authorities insisted on the pedagogic nature of the work in the centres and the absence of armed staff inside the centres for children and adolescents, the SPT was very concerned,especially in centres for recidivists, at the palpable tension existing between inmates and staff.
Under both the current and the new Penal Code, among repeat offences,provisions are only contained which refer to recidivists, but in cases of simple repeat offences(where recidivism may not be established) the court may take this into account as an exacerbating circumstance.
Persons who have committed offences as part of an organized criminal gang(except for persons convicted under article 167(4a and 4c) of the Criminal Code) and those convicted for particularly serious crimes, as well as those involved in illegal drug trafficking(Criminal Code, art. 2709(3), art. 271(3), arts. 272 and 273) andparticularly dangerous recidivists;
Within each sizo the detainees are segregated according to the following categories:(i)first time offenders;(ii) recidivists;(iii) minors;(iv) women;(v) dangerous recidivists;(vi) those who have been convicted but who have appealed;(vii) death row inmates; and(viii) inmates in punishment cells.
States must take necessary action to ensure that children are treated equally with particular attention to‘defacto discrimination and disparities' that affect vulnerable groups of children such as‘children who are indigenous… children with disabilities andchildren who are repeatedly in contact with the law recidivists.