Ejemplos de uso de Revised code of criminal procedure en Inglés y sus traducciones al Español
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The revised Code of Criminal Procedure has been in force since 1 January 2005.
In April 2001 the Court revised the regulations in the light of the revised Code of Criminal Procedure.
The Revised Code of Criminal Procedure describes such a witness as an anonymous witness.
Due to the enormous delay in the parliamentary handling of the Revised Code of Criminal Procedure, this is no longer attainable on a short term basis.
A French prosecutor was also recruited as a short-term consultant to contribute to the preparatory work for a revised code of criminal procedure.
In Basel-Land a fully revised code of criminal procedure entered into force on 1 January 2000.
Several NGOs working in the field of children's rights andother relevant agencies had participated in drafting the revised Code of Criminal Procedure, which was currently under consideration.
The draft revised Code of Criminal Procedure includes provisions for punishing those who violate women's fundamental rights.
And despite recent welcome actions by Georgia's parliament to strengthen the judiciary and enact a revised code of criminal procedure, in practice detainees continue to suffer physical abuse.
Under article 15 of the Revised Code of Criminal Procedure the right of complaint entitles the prisoner to file a complaint with the relevant judicial authorities.
Accelerate the adoption process of the Personal and Family Code, revised Criminal Code and revised Code of Criminal Procedure, and in doing so, carefully consider the present concluding observations; and.
However, under the Revised Code of Criminal Procedure any interested party may lodge a complaint with the Court of Justice of the Netherlands Antilles against such a decision.
Mr. LANDAVERDE(Honduras) said that increased police training since the introduction of the revised Code of Criminal Procedure had ensured that most arrests were legal and resulted in detainees going to trial.
The revised Code of Criminal Procedures also provides for the establishment of juvenile courts that would hear all crimes committed by children and individuals under 18.
As a result of the enormous delay in the parliamentary handling of the Revised Code of Criminal Procedure it is no longer immediately possible to penalize torture by means of the Revised Criminal Code; .
Recently, for example, in-service training was provided for prison officers, with particular emphasis on the various parts of prison law, criminal law andcriminal procedure as contained in the Revised Code of Criminal Procedure.
In Basel-Stadt, the totally revised code of criminal procedure of 8 January 1997 contains a number of innovations.
The revised Code of Criminal Procedure provided for the confiscation, even posthumously, of the illegal gains of corruption and terrorism suspects, thereby streamlining the conditions to allow competent authorities to cooperate with their foreign counterparts.
The Committee also welcomes fundamental safeguards against unlawful actions by the authorities contained in the revised Code of Criminal Procedure(1997), notably the availability of legal assistance beginning with a suspect's initial contact with the criminal justice authorities.
The draft of the revised Code of Criminal Procedure was submitted to the Minister of Justice in July 2007 for further review by the Government prior to its presentation to the Parliament for adoption.
Given the delay in the promulgation of the revised Code of Criminal Procedure, minors were still subjected to the same procedures as adults.
The absence of a revised Code of Criminal Procedure means also that the applicable legislation on police powers does not fully reflect international human rights standards in the areas of the powers of arrest, the rights of detainees in police custody and the use of force.
Under articles 187 and221 of the new revised Code of Criminal Procedure, a preliminary investigation must take place as soon as there is reason to believe that an offence has been committed.
As a result of the enormous delay in the handling of the Revised Code of Criminal Procedure it no longer appears attainable in the immediate future to penalize the criminal offence of torture by means of the Revised Criminal Code. .
The State party should ensure the inclusion in the revised Code of Criminal Procedure the right of all persons deprived of their liberty to have access to a lawyer as from the very outset of their deprivation of liberty, without any restrictions.
The delay in the promulgation of the revised Code of Criminal Procedure was partly a result of the fact that the Government had given priority to examining the planned revision of the Criminal Code, as well as a lack of financial resources.
Mr. Filali asked why the promulgation of the revised Code of Criminal Procedure had been delayed, and expressed his concern that, until the Code entered into force, children might continue to be subjected to judicial proceedings intended for adults.
It was her Government's intention that the revised Code of Criminal Procedure, expected to enter into force in early 2007, would include provisions on compensation for victims of torture and would enable third parties to seek compensation on their behalf.
Azerbaijan also wanted to know when and how the Government intends to modify the revised Code of Criminal Procedure to address the concern of the Human Rights Committee that persons detained do not enjoy an automatic right to be promptly brought before a judge to have the legitimacy of their detention determined.
Both the Civil Code(arts. 1382-1397 d,for damage caused to others) and the Revised Code of Criminal Procedure(art. 206, for damage caused by the offender) of the Netherlands Antilles contain provisions governing compensation and damages that ensure that the victim of an act of torture obtains redress.