Примери за използване на Course of criminal на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Protecting children in the course of criminal proceedings.
Unless a law provides otherwise,the prosecution is also an administrative offence for the prosecution in the course of criminal proceedings.
All information gathered in the course of criminal proceedings is confidential and will not be shared with the public before the public trial.
Compensation must, as a rule, be claimed in the course of criminal proceedings.
To promote, where appropriate, the use, in the course of criminal proceedings, of non-custodial measures for persons who are not resident in the Member State where the proceedings are taking place;
Assess the legality of acts carried out in the course of criminal proceedings;
In the course of criminal proceedings, the victim may claim civil damages for an injury or loss resulting from an offence primarily during court proceedings after a charge has been made;
Only the law enforcement authorities can do this in the course of criminal investigations.
The references have been made in the course of criminal proceedings against Mr Placanica, Mr Palazzese and Mr Sorricchio for failure to comply with the Italian legislation governing the collection of bets.
Article 16 of the Victims' Rights Directive requires that all victims of crime have a right to decision on compensation from the offender in the course of criminal proceedings.
This Framework Decision does not confer any right on a person to the use, in the course of criminal proceedings, of a non-custodial measure as an alternative to custody.
In the course of criminal proceedings your personality rights and the right of reverence of those involved must be respected, and any unnecessary disclosure of data on your privacy is prohibited.
This control applies neither to the entire range of measures prosecutors can take over the course of criminal proceedings nor to the corresponding decisions.
It also promotes, where appropriate,the use, in the course of criminal proceedings, of non-custodial measures for persons who are not resident in the Member State where the proceedings are taking place.
Such provisional detention might, in particular, be ordered following a breach of the supervision measures ora failure to comply with a summons to attend any hearing or trial in the course of criminal proceedings.
It also promotes, where appropriate,the use, in the course of criminal proceedings, of non-custodial measures for persons who are not resident in the Member State where the proceedings are taking place.
This possibility is to be understood broadly as comprising not only suspected or accused persons butalso any other person in respect of whom such information is found necessary by the competent authorities in the course of criminal proceedings.
The court refuses to adjudicate on the enforcement of a civil claim in the course of criminal proceedings by referring the claim to be satisfied in another lawful manner in the cases determined by law, as listed below.
An obligation for the person to inform the competent authority in the executing State of any change of residence,in particular for the purpose of receiving a summons to attend a hearing or a trial in the course of criminal proceedings;
In this respect, it should be underlined that any item, including financial assets,may be subject to various provisional measures in the course of criminal proceedings, not only with a view to gathering evidence but also with a view to confiscation.
Where, in the course of criminal proceedings in a Member State, information is available on a previous conviction in another Member State, it should as far as possible be avoided that the person concerned is treated less favourably than if the previous conviction had been a national conviction.
The present Principle applies to persons serving sentences of imprisonment for criminal offences, orwho are otherwise detained in the course of criminal proceedings or investigations against them, and who are determined to have a mental illness or who it is believed may have such an illness.
Request that an investigator's immediate superior replace the officer conducting the proceedings or make changes to the composition of the investigation team in the event of non-compliance with instructions or a breach of procedure which jeopardise the course of criminal proceedings;
The purpose of this Framework Decision is to determine the conditions under which, in the course of criminal proceedings in a Member State against a person, previous convictions handed down against the same person for different facts in other Member States, are taken into account.
Member States may provide for the exercise of the rights referred to in Articles 13, 14 and 16 to be carried out in accordance with Member State law where the personal data are contained in a judicial decision or record orcase file processed in the course of criminal investigations and proceedings.
In addition, it recognises that the right to the use, in the course of criminal proceedings, of a non-custodial measure as an alternative to custody‘is a matter governed by the law and procedures of the Member State where the criminal proceedings are taking place'(Article 2(2) of Framework Decision 2009/829).
Member States may provide for the exercise of the rights referred to in Articles 13, 14 and 16 to be carried out in accordance with Member State law where the personal data are contained in a judicial decision or record orcase file processed in the course of criminal investigations and proceedings.
When determining whether andto what extent they should benefit from(…) protection measures in the course of criminal proceedings, particular attention shall be paid to the risk of intimidation and retaliation and to the need to protect the dignity and physical integrity of victims of terrorism, including during questioning and when testifying.
Member States may provide that the rights of information, access, rectification, erasure and restriction of processing referred to in Articles 11 to 16 are carried out in accordance with national rules on judicial proceedings where the personal data are contained in a judicial decision orrecord processed in the course of criminal investigations and proceedings.
References in this Directive to suspects or accused persons who are arrested ordetained should be understood to refer to any situation where, in the course of criminal proceedings, suspects or accused persons are deprived of liberty within the meaning of Article 5(1)(c) ECHR, as interpreted by the case-law of the European Court of Human Rights.