Примери коришћења International legal assistance на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Sector for international legal assistance.
In case of any doubt,contact your national center for international legal assistance.
International legal assistance and extradition;
Part of my daily work consists of processing international legal assistance requests and certification of documents;
The Law on International Legal Assistance in criminal matters provides for extraditing persons from Serbia to another country, except if he or she is a Serbian national.
Ministry of Justice The Ministry of Justice performs public administration tasks relating to criminal legislation, international legal assistance, etc.
Procedure of international legal assistance are often too lengthy.
Monitor the implementation of regulations and international agreements andindicates the need for legislative regulation of particular issues of international legal assistance and cooperation with international courts and organizations.
The Administrative Court provides international legal assistance within its jurisdiction and performs other duties specified by law.
With regard to the principle of ne bis in idem, Serbia stated that it is regulated by the Constitution(Article 34 of the Constitution),as well as other relevant provisions such as Articles 7(1)(2) of the International Legal Assistance in Criminal Matters Act.
A commercial court provides international legal assistance in matters within its competence and performs other duties specified by law.
In addition, several meetings were held for the purpose of improving international co-operation of the Republic Public Prosecutor's Office and the Federal Prosecutor's Office of the Kingdom of Belgium in the area of cybercrime andenforcement of requests for international legal assistance in current and future cases.
Months, to a request for international legal assistance(concerning the camp at Kukës) was that the requested investigations were.
The First Basic Court in Belgrade is responsible for international legal assistance in the territories of the First, Second and Third Basic Courts in Belgrade.
International legal assistance is also provided at the request of the International Court of Justice, the International Criminal Court, the European Court of Human Rights and other international institutions established by an international treaty ratified by Serbia.
Under the new Lisbon Treaty of 2009, its jurisdiction was extended to 50 new areas:immigration, international legal assistance and police cooperation, structural funds, public services, transport, protection of personal data and intellectual property rights, annual budget of the Union.
The Law on International Legal Assistance of Serbia limits the extradition of own nationals to third countries in criminal proceedings, unless there is a bilateral agreement enabling it.
The reply, after several months,to a request for international legal assistance(concerning the camp at Kukës) was that the requested investigations were“delayed by a natural disaster”.
Amendments to the Law on International Legal Assistance in Criminal Matters will be required to provide for alignment with the formalities and procedures in the execution of the requests for mutual assistance, the sending and service of procedural documents, the transmission of requests for mutual assistance, the temporary transfer of persons held in custody, the hearings by video or telephone conference, joint investigation teams and data protection.
A basic court provides free legal aid to citizens, international legal assistance if it does not fall under the jurisdiction of another court, and performs other duties specified by law.
The authority competent to receive requests for international legal assistance in criminal matters as stipulated by law, multilateral and bilateral treaties and conventions, including requests for extradition or surrender of persons sought, from Courts or authorities within the territory of Bosnia and Herzegovina and from other States or International Courts or Tribunals;
Under the new Lisbon Treaty of 2009, its jurisdiction was extended to 50 new areas:immigration, international legal assistance and police cooperation, structural funds, public services, transport, protection of personal data and intellectual property rights, annual budget of the Union.
As regards mutual legal assistance, the Law on International Legal Assistance in Criminal Matters is partially compatible with the Convention on Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters between the Member States of the EU and its protocols.
The competent institution for receiving andsending requests for international legal assistance is the Department for International Legal Assistance in criminal matters in the Ministry of Justice and Public Administration.