Примеры использования To be examined by a doctor на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The right to be examined by a doctor of one's choice.
After what period of time are arrested persons entitled to be examined by a doctor of their choice?;?
They could also asked to be examined by a doctor and, if injured, must be taken to hospital.
Whether a person under arrest could talk with a lawyer and ask to be examined by a doctor of his own choosing?
Every inmate has the right to ask to be examined by a doctor from outside the penitentiary system assigned by this person or by the forensic expert.
According to current health regulations,a patient has a right to be examined by a doctor of his or her choice.
In most States, the right to be examined by a doctor was included in the Code of Criminal Procedure, but the key issue was at what point that examination took place.
Before a transfer to the hospital an inmate had to stand in a lengthy queue to be examined by a doctor.
Prisoners had the right to be examined by a doctor of their choice.
According to the record of the hearing, the complainant did not complainof having been tortured, nor did he ask to be examined by a doctor.
The Court had recently issued orders for the complainant to be examined by a doctor in order to verify his allegations of torture.
Even today, however, there was nothing to prevent the arrested person from requesting, through his lawyer ora relative or friend, to be examined by a doctor.
According to the report,any individual in police custody had the right to be examined by a doctor; it would be useful to know in what conditions.
Mr. WAGNER(Luxembourg) said, in response to question 16(d), that detainees were required, by law, to be informed of their rights andsituation in writing, and to be examined by a doctor.
Persons in police custody have the right to be examined by a doctor, who must express an opinion on whether they are fit enough to remain in custody;
In addition to the police doctor, could a complainant request to be examined by a doctor of his own choice?
As regards the right of a person to have a lawyer, to be examined by a doctor and inform his family of the arrest, all of which concerns raised by the Committee in paragraph 6(h), The Code of Criminal Procedure provides for these rights.
Older children and adolescents have no possibilities to be examined and to communicate in a separate room,and no opportunities to be examined by a doctor of the same sex.
Detainees, including those in incommunicado detention, have the right to be examined by a doctor of their choice, and without the presence of police officers;
At no point during their time in police custody, the author and his family were notified of their rights to have access to a lawyer,notify their family of their detention or to be examined by a doctor.
He would like to know whether every person detained in a police station had the right to be examined by a doctor during his detention and before his transfer to prison.
Lastly, the Committee would like to receive more information on the guarantees for persons accused of terrorist acts, especially their right to notify a relative of their placement in detention,to have access to counsel and to be examined by a doctor.
Persons taken into police custody are informed of this right as soon as the custody begins, andcan ask to be examined by a doctor designated by the district prosecutor or by the judicial police officer.
Close, as a matter of urgency, the secret detention facilities and ensure that the persons detained there enjoy all legal guarantees, particularly as regards the right to be brought before a judge within a maximum of 48 hours after being arrested or detained,the right to consult a lawyer of their choice and the right to be examined by a doctor, preferably of their choice;
People held in custody are informed of this right as soon as they are taken into custody, andcan ask to be examined by a doctor designated by the public prosecutor or by the judicial police officer.
The most important of these are: the right to be informed immediately, in a way that he can understand, of the acts relating to, and the reasons for, his detention; the right to legal counsel; the right to remain silent and not to incriminate himself; the right to free assistance from an interpreter if needed; the right to have a person of his choice informed of his detention and place of detention;and the right to be examined by a doctor.
The Committee welcomes the new Execution of Sentences Act which, inter alia,guarantees the right of sentenced prisoners to be examined by a doctor upon admission or as soon as possible thereafter.
Police guidelines required all persons remanded in custody to be examined by a doctor, with immediate medical assistance and constant surveillance required in the case of mentally ill or sick detainees.
In connection with police custody, it would also be useful to hear whether a suspect could, immediately on arrest,inform a third party of his or her situation and ask to be examined by a doctor of his or her choice.
The circular further states that a detained person has the right to be examined by a doctor of his or her choice, as long as this doctor is available and is at a reasonable distance.