Примеры использования Threat or promise на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Threat or promise?
If it is made under any inducement, threat or promise, it is inadmissible in criminal proceedings;
A court would permit the admission of such confession only when the court was satisfied that such confession or admission was made voluntarily without any inducement, threat or promise.
However, even in those situations confessions caused by inducement, threat or promise are regarded as irrelevant in criminal proceedings.
Article 26 of the Evidence Act provides that A[a] confession or any admission of a fact tending to the proof of guilt made by an accused person is not admissible in a criminal proceeding if the making of the confession or admission appears to the court to have been caused by any inducement, threat or promise having reference to the charge against the accused person.
Under the Evidence Ordinance confessions caused by any inducement, threat or promise are inadmissible in criminal proceedings in a court of law.
Section 24 of the Evidence Ordinance of Sri Lanka states that a confession obtained by inducement, threat or promise is inadmissible in a court of law.
He shall not be subjected to any form of coercion, threat or promise, except in the form of warnings as explicitly authorized under criminal or procedural law.
Similarly, section 10 of the Queensland Criminal Law Amendment Act 1994 provides that no confession which has been induced by a threat or promise may be received in evidence in any criminal proceeding.
He shall not be subjected to any form of coercion, threat or promise, except in the form of warnings as explicitly authorized under criminalor procedural law.
Section 27(3) of the same Act defined a confession as involuntary if the court believed that it had been induced by a threat or promise on the part of police officersor other authorities.
He shall not be subjected to any form of coercion, threat or promise, except in the form of warnings as explicitly authorized.
Under the Evidence Ordinance a confession obtained by any inducement, threat or promise is irrelevant in criminal proceedings in a court of law.
In no event shall the accused be placed under oath, nor be subjected to any form of coercion, threat or promise, nor shall any means be used to oblige, induce or instigate him to make a statement against his will; nor shall any charges be brought against him to obtain a confession.
It further notes that pursuant to section 24 of the Sri Lankan Evidence Ordinance,confessions extracted by'inducement, threat or promise' are inadmissible and that in the instant case both the High Court and the Court of Appeal considered evidence that the author had been assaulted several days prior to the alleged confession.
Under no circumstances shall the suspect be asked to take an oath to speak the truth, nor shall he or she be subjected to any kind of coercion,duress, threat or promise, except those expressly authorized by[this Statute or the rules], nor shall any means to force or induce the suspect to speak the truth be used against him or her;
Has tried to influence the decision of an official regarding the issuance of a visa by threats or promises;
The Trial Chamber verified the validity of his guilty plea, i. e, that it was an informed plea made freely and voluntarily,without any pressure or threats or promises, and that he fully understood the nature of the charges against him, as well as the consequences of his guilty plea; and that his guilty plea was unequivocal.
Is that a threat or a promise? Right!
If the statement is showed to have been recorded under threat, inducement, or promise, it will not be admitted in court.
Section 24 of the Evidence Act provides that"A confession made by an accused person is irrelevant if the making of the confession appears in the court having regard to the state of mind of the accused person and to all circumstances,to have been caused by any violence, force, threat, inducement or promise has, calculated in the opinion of the court to cause an untrue confession to be made.
By agreement or promise, intimidation or threat or any like means, attempt to influence an increase, the maintenance or a reduction of the price at which any other enterprise supplies or offers to supply, or advertises for goods or services; or. .
The same Act further provides that a confession made by an accused person is irrelevant if the making of the confession appears to the court to have been caused by violence,force, threat inducement or promise calculated to cause an untrue confession to be made.
The 2009 Criminal Code incorporates the definition of torture as set out in article 1 of the Convention against Torture;(ii)the bill reforming the Code of Criminal Procedure provides that"a confession is not admissible as evidence if it was obtained through force,violence or threat or in exchange for the promise of some kind of advantageor through any other means that violates the free will of the author.
Section 85(3)(b) provides that the nature of the questions and the manner in which they were put and the nature of any threat, promise or other inducement made to the person questioned may be taken into account when considering where the truth of an admission has been adversely affected.
With regard to article 15 of the Convention,article 2120 of the Judicial Code prohibited any measure or promise, coercion or threat in order to secure a statement from the accused, the victim or a witness.
In accordance with article 2120 of the Judicial Code, any measure or promise, coercion or threat used in order to secure a statement from the accused is prohibited, as is any loadedor tendentious question.
In addition to the perpetrators of these crimes,any persons who by gift, promise, threat or abuse of authority or power cause such acts to be committedor issue instructions for their committal, persons who have obtained the instruments used to commit them, and persons who have aided or abetted the perpetrators in preparing or carrying out their act are also liable to punishment for complicity Penal Code, arts. 41 and 42.
Is that a promise or a threat?
By gift, promise, threat, abuse of authority or power, or criminal subterfugeor artifice, incites or gives instructions for the commission of the act;