Exemples d'utilisation de Any offence committed en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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This right also applies to any offence committed against the victim.
Any offence committed by the User following the use of the Application;
This right also applies to any offence committed against the victim.
Any offence committed by a citizen of Tanganyika, in any place outside.
The provisions of this code apply also to any offence committed by.
Any offence committed abroad by a Guatemalan, if extradition of the offender has been refused;
A judicial investigation is compulsory for any offence committed by a minor.
Any offence committed in Senegalese territory is punishable, regardless of its gravity or of the nationality of the perpetrator or of the victim.
Peruvian criminal legislation shall apply to any offence committed abroad.
According to section 9(1) of the Judicature Act, any offence committed within the air space of Sri Lanka falls within the jurisdiction of the High Court.
Section 20, subsection(1), of Law 14 of 1960 gives jurisdiction to an assize court to try any offence committed.
Under article 5 of the Criminal Code,criminal law applies to any offence committed in Burkina Faso, irrespective of the nationality of the wrongdoer.
Section 5, subsection(1), of the Criminal Code(cap. 154)gives jurisdiction to the Cyprus courts to try any offence committed.
The Military Code was based on the principle of universality and applied to any offence committed abroad by a member of the Nicaraguan military on active duty.
Any offence committed abroad by an official in the service of the Republic of Guatemala, if the offender has not been tried in the country where the offence was committed; .
The bill also repeals imprisonment as a penalty for any offence committed by a respondent.
The courts are also competent to judge any offence committed abroad by a Togolese national if the act is also punishable by the law of the country where it was committed. .
Algeria's legislation provides for the application of its criminal law to any offence committed in the territory of the Republic.
That is, any offence committed by an individual identified with"organized crime" is"organized crime-related," whether or not that offence actually involved co-offenders.
Principle of defence, article 2 of the Penal Code,according to which Peruvian criminal legislation applies to any offence committed abroad, inter alia.