Примеры использования Right to a defence counsel на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The suspect shall have the right to a defence counsel in accordance with this Code.
The Constitution of the FRY contained the following basic provisions related to the deprivation of liberty,detention and the right to a defence counsel.
Establish the right to a defence counsel from the beginning of the criminal proceedings in the Republika Srpska;
However, under the Code of Criminal Procedure the police were not duty bound to inform detainees of that right or of the right to a defence counsel.
The arrested person must, in every case, be brought promptly before an investigating judge,who informed the suspect of the charges against him and his right to a defence counsel.
Every person shall have the right to a defence counsel chosen by him or her from the moment of arrest, subjection to a preventive measure or indictment.
If adopted, it would fill certain gaps in existing criminal procedural law by guaranteeing the right to a defence counsel for accused persons and establishing time limits for investigations.
Article 43-1 establishes the suspect's right to a defence counsel, to meet his counsel before the initial interrogation, and to request procuratorial verification of the lawfulness of his detention.
Some of these improvements are of direct relevance to the prevention of torture,such as limits on the time that a person can be held in police custody and the right to a defence counsel.
He requested clarification of paragraph 362 of the written replies, particularly the meaning of the term"a known suspect", andwhether such a suspect had the right to a defence counsel from the moment of physical restraint.
Article 10. All accused persons shall have an unrenounceable right to a defence counsel, from the time they are detained or accused until their sentence has been fully served.
This disciplinary measure may be imposed by the governor of the penitentiary or prison after disciplinary proceedings have been conducted in which the prisoner, when the disciplinary proceedings are instituted,is informed that he or she has the right to a defence counsel.
These included: the right to a defence counsel, the right to an interpreter, the right to appeal both the court ruling imposing preliminary detention and the court order authorizing extradition.
Clarify and reconcile the sometimes contradictory provisions pertaining to the time at which a detained person has the right to a defence counsel and to ensure that this right is exercised from the moment of arrest;
Principled provisions related to arrest,detention and the right to a defence counsel were contained in the Constitution of the FRY(arts. 24, 25 and 29) and are contained in the Constitution of the Republic of Serbia arts. 16, 24 and 26.
The Committee is also concerned about the lack of clear legal provisions about the exact time when a detained person can exercise his right to a defence counsel, a medical examination, and to inform a family member of his detention;
CRC recommended that the State: ensure systematic training for judges; ensure that persons under 18 be deprived of liberty as a last resort and that when in custody theybe separated from adults; establish the right to a defence counsel.
Articles 193 and 200 regulate the rights of persons deprived of liberty the right to a defence counsel and to assistance in retaining defence counsel, keeping in detention for the shortest time possible, informing the family.
However, in more complicated cases, conditional extradition had been negotiated on the basis of a certain number of fundamental rights, such as a guarantee that the person would not be subjected to any form of torture or degrading treatment andwould have the right to a defence counsel.
These included, among others, the presumption of innocence,the ne bis in idem principle, the right to a defence counsel, the right to an interpreter, the right to appeal both the court ruling imposing preliminary detention and the court order authorizing extradition.
The general principle concerning the right to a defence counsel is contained in article 5 of CPC, according to which a person deprived of liberty shall be immediately informed that he is entitled to a defence counsel of his own choice and to request that members of his family or other persons close to him be informed of his detention.
As reasonable suspicion is a prerequisite for apprehension or arrest, the apprehended orarrested person shall, in accordance with Section 12 of the Decree on Preliminary Investigations, be informed of his right to a defence counsel during the preliminary investigation and the conditions under which a public defence counsel may be appointed see Fitger, Rättegångsbalken, p. 24: 38b.
The juvenile perpetrator of a punishable offence has the right to a defence counsel, to provide explanation in writing in course of preparatory proceedings, if he wishes to describe the event in writing rather than to talk about it, to refuse to provide explanations or to refuse to answer questions, to demand examination with participation of an appointed defence counsel, whose absence shall not prevent the examination from being conducted.
Only one State party explicitly mentioned the applicability of relevant human rights conventions,including the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, while providing a list of rights applicable in the course of extradition, which included the right to a defence counsel and to an interpreter, as well as the right to appeal the court ruling imposing preliminary detention and the court order authorizing extradition.
The Transitional Criminal Procedure Code explicitly provides that a defendant has the right to a defense counsel.
The right to a defence, including the right to choose a defence counsel, is guaranteed before all courts.
The right to a defence, including the right to freely choose a defence counsel, is also guaranteed in all courts.