Примери за използване на Issuing judicial на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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(c) exempt the issuing judicial authority from the requirement if it considers that the information provided is sufficient.
The executing judicial authority shall immediately inform the issuing judicial authority and agree on a new surrender date.
Signature of the issuing judicial authority and/or its representative certifying the content of the certificate as accurate.
The Commission submits that the executing judicial authority may request supplementary information from the issuing judicial authority.
Consequently, the surrender of LM to the issuing judicial authority depends on the Court's answer to the questions referred for a preliminary ruling.
It also clarifies what information the executing authority must obtain from the issuing judicial authority in order to discount a real risk.
The issuing judicial authority may at any time forward any additional useful information to the executing judicial authority.'.
If it is not possible to call on the services of the SIS, the issuing judicial authority may call on Interpol to transmit a European arrest warrant.
The issuing judicial authority may, in any event, decide to issue an alert for the requested person in the Schengen Information System(SIS).
Once the location of the requested person is known, the issuing judicial authority will transmit the EAW to the executing judicial authority.
If the issuing judicial authority so wishes, transmission may be effected via the secure telecommunications system of the European Judicial Network.
The Minister takes the view that the executing judicial authority is required to request from the issuing judicial authority all the information that it considers necessary.
Article 15.3 provides that the issuing judicial authority may at any time forward any additional useful information to the executing judicial authority.
Both references for a preliminary ruling seek to determine whether the French Public Prosecutor's Office is an‘issuing judicial authority' within the meaning of Article 6(1) of the Framework Decision.
The issuing judicial authority shall be the judicial authority of the issuing Member State which is competent to issue a European arrest warrant by virtue of the law of that State.
When the location of the requested person is known, the issuing judicial authority may transmit the European arrest warrant directly to the executing judicial authority.
The Court is alsoasked what information and guarantees the executing judicial authority must, as the case may be, obtain from the issuing judicial authority in order to discount that risk.
The executing judicial authority shall notify the issuing judicial authority immediately of the decision on the action to be taken on the European arrest warrant.
The possibility of exposure to any instructions in a specific case from the executive appears to be the key factor in assessing the independence of the public prosecutor's office as an issuing judicial authority.
Do the French prosecuting authorities fulfil the requirements for classification as an‘issuing judicial authority' within the meaning of Article 6(1) of Council Framework Decision 2002/584/JHA of 13 June 2002? 1.
The issuing judicial authority may forward the European arrest warrant by any secure means capable of producing written records under conditions allowing the executing MemberStateto establish its authenticity.
If that is the case, the referring court asks the Court of Justice what guarantees it might obtain from the issuing judicial authority in order to discount the risk that the individual concerned will not receive a fair trial.
According to that provision, the issuing judicial authority is to be the judicial authority of the issuing Member State which is competent to issue a European arrest warrant by virtue of the law of that State.
I take the view, for the reasons given, that what matters is not whether,under the conditions specified, the public prosecutor is an‘issuing judicial authority', but whether the EAW which he has issued can be enforced in the executing Member State.
Under Article 6(1)of Framework Decision 2002/584, the issuing judicial authority is to be the judicial authority of the issuing Member State which is competent to issue a European arrest warrant by virtue of the law of that State.
(11) The executing judicial authority must therefore,on the basis of Article 15(2) of the Framework Decision, request supplementary information from the issuing judicial authority concerning the conditions of detention of the individual concerned.
The Court concluded that the concept of‘issuing judicial authority' is capable of including authorities of a Member State which, although not necessarily judges or courts, participate in the administration of criminal justice and act independently.
Where in specific cases the European arrest warrant cannot be executed within the time limits laid down in paragraphs 2 or 3,the executing judicial authority shall immediately inform the issuing judicial authority thereof, giving the reasons for the delay.
Conversely, the Court held that the Prosecutor General of Lithuania could be regarded as an‘issuing judicial authority' since, being responsible for issuing the EAW, he enjoys an independence from the executive that is guaranteed by the national Constitution.
Under Article 11 of the Framework Decision, that person must be informed by the executing judicial authority, for example, that he has the possibility of consenting to his surrender to the judicial authority of the issuing Member State(‘the issuing judicial authority').