Примеры использования The detainee must на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The detainee must be informed about these rights at the moment of detention;
Investigation procedures pertaining to the detainee must be annulled once that period had elapsed.
The detainee must be brought before the judge within four days at the latest.
If an extradition request is not received during the period of detention provided for by law, the detainee must be released.
The detainee must then be handed over to the police and brought before a judge within 24 hours.
In the event of renunciation or failure to decide on bringing charges within that period, the detainee must be released.
The detainee must be informed of his right not to give testimony before interrogation takes place.
If within that time a decision is taken not to prosecute, orif no decision is taken to initiate criminal proceedings, the detainee must be released.
Within 48 hours of detention the detainee must be given over to a court for consideration of the case.
Mr. VUČINIĆ(Bosnia and Herzegovina) said that once the statutory time limit for pretrial investigation had expired, the detainee must be released.
The detainee must have an"opportunity to be represented by counsel or some other representative.
Once the judge's authorization has expired, the detainee must in all cases be brought immediately before the judge and placed at his disposal.
The detainee must then be brought before a judge, who was required to inform him or her of the right to remain silent until a lawyer was present.
Once this deadline has passed, the detainee must be released or brought before a government law officer.
An absolute maximum time limit for detention should also be established by law, andupon expiry of that period, the detainee must be automatically released.
Further, the detainee must be informed immediately of the right of access to counsel upon his or her arrest or detention.
The detainee must then be returned to his normal cell for 1 or 2 days, but he may be placed back in the isolation cell for another 10 days.
A maximum period of detention must be established by law, andupon expiry of that period, the detainee must be automatically released A/HRC/13/30, para. 61.
The detainee must be put at the disposal of the competent court within 24 hours or on the expiry of that time limit.
Further guarantees include the fact that a maximum period of detention must be established by law andthat upon expiry of this period the detainee must be automatically released.
In the case of foreigners, the detainee must be allowed to contact the relevant consulate or diplomatic mission.
Under the Constitution, a warrant was required for the authorities to arrest a person, except in flagrante delicto, and the detainee must be taken before a judge within 48 hours.
In cases where this may prove impossible, the detainee must appear before a judge within the shortest period of time not exceeding 24 hours following the arrest.
In the trial phase, legal assistance was of the utmost importance, and it was essential that the detainee trusted the lawyer;hence, the detainee must be able to choose a lawyer freely.
Access to a defence counsel must be effective,i.e. the detainee must have access which is frequent, private and without interference from the State authorities.
The detainee must be brought before the public prosecutor before the legal time limit for police custody has expired, and the case file must be handed over at the same time.
Administrative detention may not exceed 72 hours in duration.Within that time, the detainee must be brought before the competent judge together with a record of any action taken in the case.
The detainee must be informed of the legal and regulatory provisions pertaining to his conduct, and he is guaranteed the right to inform his family or any legal representatives about his situation.