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He also indicated that there was sufficient information showing that the suspect was exerting unlawful pressure on the pretrial investigation by making use of information obtained.
Limits on transmission or use of information obtained by mutual legal assistance 160.
A general comment on article 15 would provide an authoritative tool to combat the use of information obtained through torture in court.
General prohibition on the use of information obtained in conciliation for the purposes of other proceedings.
Therefore, there is no express provision even on the use of information obtained under torture.
To identify tools that would help in the use of information obtained from the review process to assess national progress in combating corruption within the framework of an information system;
He suggested that the Committee could hold general discussions on the criminalization of torture and the prohibition of the use of information obtained under torture.
On the other hand, the prohibition of the use of information obtained as a result of torture is manifest in case law.
Apparently that principle was not always applied in Uzbekistan andthe new Code of Criminal Procedure did not expressly forbid the use of information obtained by such means.
She reiterated her delegations objections to his use of information obtained from non-governmental organizations without requesting a response from the Government.
Please specify the legislation and practice relating to the prohibition of derivative evidence and the use of information obtained under torture in proceedings.
Iii By implementing an integrated use of information obtained from all sources IAEA deems credible, in order to enhance its capability to request adequate clarification from the State being investigated;
Please specify the legal basis for the prohibition of the use of information obtained under torture in any proceedings.
Thus, she urges all governments to adopt measures not only to condemn torture butalso to prohibit the transfer of prisoners to countries where torture is practiced and to prohibit the use of information obtained through torture.
Experts were asked to consider whether andhow standards for the use of information obtained by torture could be adopted, to appropriately guide this challenging aspect of State behaviour to comply with any applicable international standards.
The EU Manual on Goods Sent Abroad for Processing recommends consulting the customs administrations regarding the quality and use of information obtained from transaction codes.
The use of information obtained by national means and methods, the possibility of consultations regarding implementation and of a mechanism to address concerns regarding compliance is contemplated by the only FMCT draft treaty presented by a member State CD/1777.
The Administration is not responsible for the availability of such resources, their substantive content, orfor any consequences arising from the use of information obtained from such resources.
Please state whether there are rules that explicitly prohibit the use of information obtained through torture in legal proceedings and whether judicial review is permissible where persons allege they were convicted on the basis of confessions extorted by means of torture.
The first part of the response provides information regarding federal law andpractice relating to the prohibition of derivative evidence and the use of information obtained under torture in proceedings.
Systems restricting the use of information obtained by each agency to its own specific duties- and prohibiting passing it to other agencies- have resulted in an excessive burden for financial institutions, usually facing the pressures and costs of producing the same information several times for different agencies.
First, statements made by Foreign Ministers in several European countries, including Germany,the United Kingdom and Denmark have all condoned the executive use of information obtained by torture since 2001.
Provisions of the Penal Code andof the Code of Criminal Procedure contain a prohibition of the use of information obtained as a result of torture as evidence in proceedings, providing at the same time for the prosecution of actions that aim at coercing certain information on the one hand, and considering evidence obtained in this way as inadmissible, on the other.
Mr. Sands(Association for the Prevention of Torture- APT) said that the Association planned to hold two meetings of experts in Geneva in 2012,as well as in-country training sessions, on the use of information obtained under torture, and would welcome input from the Committee.
In light of this perceived lacuna of legal standards, the time is now ripe to examine the ethics andlaw applying to the executive use of information obtained by torture, or the sharing of information which would likely lead to torture overseas.
Although many common-law countries had legislation in place to regulate the objects and proceedings relating to such techniques,decisions regarding their admissibility were taken in the context of evidentiary rules on the use of information obtained through special investigative techniques at trial.
HRW reported that the Canadian Security Intelligence Service, the RCMP, and the Canada Border Services Agency have all receiveda ministerial-level directive permitting, in some circumstances, the use of information obtained by other States through torture, or information that once shared, may result in torture or other ill-treatment.
CAT urged Canada to reconsider its policy of using administrative detention and immigration legislation to detain and remove non-citizens on the ground of national security, inter alia, by reviewing the use of the security certificates and ensuring the prohibition of the use of information obtained by torture, in line with relevant domestic and international law.
To appoint a committee of experts to make recommendations to the Council within sixty days of the adoption of this resolution regarding how the arms embargo and the closure of terrorist training camps demanded in paragraphs 3 and 5 above can be monitored,including inter alia the use of information obtained by Member States through their national means and provided by them to the Secretary-General;