Примеры использования To local courts на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Endless number of lawsuits to local courts in cases related to Chernobyl and other social issues is long gone.
They recalled that the primary responsibility for bringing perpetrators to justice belongs to local courts and tribunals.
In the light of the referral of cases to local courts, rule 11 bis of the Rules of Procedure and Evidence was amended.
If the enterprises or institutions refuse to take corrective action,the unions can refer the case to local courts.
Lawsuits in cases about consumer rights protection are filed to local courts at the following locations that are chosen by a claimant.
Ms. NHEKAIRO(Zambia) said that, according to Zambian legislation,jurisdiction over customary law matters fell to local courts.
A victim of such harm should be offered both options:resort to local courts or relief through diplomatic protection.
On the question of submission to local courts, he recalled that the Parking Programme explicitly stated that the appeals process did not constitute subjection to local jurisdiction.
Anti-discrimination legislation had been supplemented by a provision that shortened the period available to local courts to make their rulings.
Previously, payment to local courts for individual items of expenditure, e.g. small items of equipment and repairs, was distributed byregional court administrators, but this arrangement has now been revised.
In addition, the Division would continue to provide support to the tracking and arrest of the 10 indictees who remained at large and to the transfer of rule11 bis cases and investigations dossiers to local courts.
In order to keep with the timeframe set by the Security Council,it will probably be necessary to transfer to local courts under Rule 11bis a greater number of cases, even some involving high-level accused.
Monitoring trips were conducted to local courts in all three sectors of Darfur with a view to collecting the necessary information to inform legal reform with respect to cases of rape and murder and juvenile-related trials.
In addition, the Division will continue to provide support to the tracking and arrest of the 10 indictees who remain at large and to the transfer of rule11 bis cases and investigations dossiers to local courts.
On 5 November 1999 the Supreme People's Court issued a notice giving instructions to local courts on handling cases of people charged with crimes for"organising or using heretical organisations, particularly Falun Gong.
That meant that none of the funds contributed by well-meaning Governments would be used to help Rwanda train local human rights observers and police investigators, pay lawyers and magistrates orprovide equipment to local courts.
UNCT indicated that accessibility to the formal system was especially limited in rural areas,where the large majority of the population resorted to local courts, which administered customary law in provincial communities, and to the traditional justice system.
Since the inception of peacekeeping operations, the United Nations had settled claims resulting from damage caused by members of the force in the performance of their official duties, which for reasons of the immunity enjoyed by the Organization andits members could not be submitted to local courts.
However, local courts retained jurisdiction to adjudicate any legal issue not decided by the Commission, andthe Commission referred to local courts those issues which were connected to a claim but were not within its own jurisdiction.
The proposal also took into account the requirement of the Office of the Prosecutor to maintain a core investigative capacity to continue to support trials and appeals after 2004 and to support the transfer of rule11 bis cases and investigation dossiers to local courts.
He questioned whether it was the best course of action to waive immunity for United Nations personnel as a matter of uniform policy andleave jurisdiction to local courts, reasoning that there could be risk of paralysis of United Nations action as a result.
Since the inception of peacekeeping operations, the United Nations had settled claims resulting from damage caused by members of the force in the performance of their official duties, which for reasons of the immunity enjoyed by the Organization andits members could not be submitted to local courts.
In this context, we note the work done by the Tribunals to develop the potential to transfer to local courts their accumulated experience and carry out legal research which will make it possible to adapt international precedents to national criminal court procedures.
It was said that the reason for that suggestion was the fact that paragraph(1) dealt with court jurisdiction, a matter that went beyond the original scope of the draft Model Provisions,which was access of foreign representatives to local courts and recognition of foreign insolvency proceedings.
Under the proposed new structure, the Investigations Division would be organized around two main components:(a) support for pre-trial,trial and appeals; and(b) support in respect of the transfer of rule 11 bis cases from the Tribunal to local courts and investigation dossiers from the Prosecutor to local prosecutors, through the establishment of a transition team.
Under the Constitution and the Judicial Selection Board Act, the Judicial Selection Board is responsible for selecting candidates for vacant posts on the Supreme Court, in the Constitutional Chamber of the Supreme Court and in local courts, for appointing judges to local courts and for providing for their rotation.
Following the Act's adoption, the criminal division of the Supreme Court considered 105 cases involving 133 individuals whose death sentences had been commuted to life imprisonment;30 cases involving 34 individuals sentenced to death were referred to local courts as the persons concerned had died, along with another 4 cases involving 5 individuals to allow for the review of newly discovered circumstances.
In line with those developments, the Investigations Division has been reorganized and restructured around two main components: providing support for cases ready for trial, all ongoing trials and appeals and, through the establishment of a transition team,supporting the transfer of rule 11 bis cases to local courts and investigation dossiers from the Office of the Prosecutor to local prosecutors.
Turning to the completion strategy for the International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia, she recalled that its two main pillars were the fair and expeditious completion of trials at the Tribunal in accordance with the timeline set for the completion strategy andthe transition from international to domestic prosecution, achieved by the transfer to local courts in the region of certain cases under the Tribunal's rule 11 bis against accused persons who had been indicted by the Tribunal.
It will be recalled that the overall completion strategy of the Tribunal is comprised of two main pillars:(a) the fair and expeditious completion of trials at the Tribunal in accordance with the time line set for the completion strategy;and(b) the transition from international to domestic prosecution, achieved by transfer to local courts in the region of certain cases under the Tribunal's rule 11 bis against accused persons who have been indicted by the Tribunal.