Примеры использования Time of arrest на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The date and time of arrest;
Such additional delay shall not exceed 24 hours from the time of arrest.
She is 18 now, Your Honor, but at the time of arrest, she was still two days shy of her 18th birthday.
Contents of his pocket at the time of arrest.
All but one were police officers who, at the time of arrest, had been attached to the Special Task Force headquarters in Colombo.
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That delay could not exceed 24 hours from the time of arrest.
Children who were between 14 and 18 at the time of arrest should be treated as a priority and their cases submitted as soon as possible.
Egyptian legislation guaranteed the right to legal representation from the time of arrest.
In such cases, the statute of limitations resumes from the time of arrest or surrender of the person in question.
Please provide information on the legal safeguards against torture that are applicable from the time of arrest.
However, under article 33 of the Police Act, 12 hours could elapse from the time of arrest before the person arrested could have access to a lawyer.
According to the State party's report,the presence of a lawyer was mandatory from the time of arrest.
Defence counsel shall be appointed without any delay or formality at the time of arrest or detention or before the defendant begins to make a statement.
Police custody may in no case exceed 24 hours from the time of arrest.
It was essential to allow access from the time of arrest since ill-treatment-- for instance, to obtain a confession-- frequently occurred during that period.
She asked for assurances of the possibility of contacting a lawyer from the time of arrest.
While there was a book to record the date and time of arrest and arrival to the police station of"administrative cases" and to register witnesses coming to provide their statements, there was no such systematic record in the case of criminal suspects.
The Committee was told that 74 per cent of prisoners were 18-30 years of age at the time of arrest.
The Committee notes that while under domestic law individuals have access to a lawyer at the time of arrest, this right is often not respected in practice.
The amount of time required for a detainee to have access to a lawyer had been reduced from within 24 hours to within one to two hours from the time of arrest.
In cases involving capital offences in Barbados, every opportunity was provided during a trial or from the time of arrest of the person in question to ensure access to legal representation.
An amendment to the Code of Criminal Procedure would allow defence lawyers to be present from the time of arrest.
CAT was concerned that the Code of Criminal Procedure required police officers to enter no more than the place,date and time of arrest in the register of persons deprived of their liberty.
The maximum time a person may be held in police custody before being brought before the court is 24 hours from the time of arrest.
There was evidence of inequitable treatment throughout the criminal justice system, from the time of arrest until a final court judgement.
Uzbekistan should amend its legislation and practice to allow persons to have access to a lawyer from the time of arrest.
For the purpose of the present report, pretrial detention covers any form of custody orconfinement by law enforcement officials from the time of arrest until a person has been formally tried by a court.
There is a presumption of ill-treatment in detention if an individual's injuries were not present at the time of arrest.
An examination by the detained person's own medical practitioner may only be delayed as long as is necessary andin no case longer than 48 hours from the time of arrest; the power of delay has not, however, been used in recent years.
Conduct visits to arrested, detained andimprisoned WHRDs Due process violations against WHRDs must be documented from the time of arrest.