Exemples d'utilisation de Be ordered by a judge en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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Mediation may also be ordered by a judge.
Hospitalization without consent was allowed only in the case of people who were a danger to their immediate circle,to society or to themselves and must be ordered by a judge.
Seizure has to be ordered by a Judge or by a Public Prosecutor 20.
Firstly, a confinement to a psychiatric hospital had to be ordered by a judge.
The paternity test must be ordered by a judge to have a legal value.
In Sudan, the only protection that can be provided in practice must be ordered by a judge.
Preventive arrest can be ordered by a judge and only in the course of criminal proceedings.
The duration of suspension of contacts could not exceed 14 days starting from the beginning of pre-trial detention;the measure must be ordered by a judge and must be properly substantiated.
(4) Preventive custody shall be ordered by a judge and only in the course of criminal proceedings.
These programs may simply make information available to parents who choose to access it, or they may require that parents attend participatory sessions which may ormay not be mandatory and/or may be ordered by a judge.
(4) Detention pending trial shall be ordered by a judge and only in the course of criminal proceedings.
In accordance with article 9, paragraph 4 of the International Covenant on Civil andPolitical Rights, the detention must be ordered by a judge and be subject to regular judicial review of its lawfulness and reasonableness.
The monitoring must be ordered by a judge or- if there is a danger in delay- by the Public Prosecutor's Office.
Although this Rule relates to trial proceedings proper, mutatis mutandis it could also be applied during pre-trial proceedings, as is apparent from the fact that Rule 75(A)provides that protective measures may be ordered by a Judge as well as by a Trial Chamber, and from the fact that Rule 69(C) is expressly subject to Rule 75, and therefore the two Rules may be applied contemporaneously.
(3) Searches shall only be ordered by a judge and carried out under the terms and forms stipulated by the law.
The provisional execution of the whole or part of the decision may,on an application, be ordered by a judge of the Court of Québec when such execution has not been ordered by the decision appealed from.
Continuation in custody orpre-trial detention must be ordered by a judge, who could do so only if there were reasons to believe that other measures were likely to lead to the disappearance or falsification of evidence.
Furthermore, a maximum duration must be specified, at the end of which the detained person shall be freed. Such detention should never be used as a dissuasive measure.It must be ordered by a judge and be subject to regular judicial review of its lawfulness and reasonableness as requiredby the provisions of article 9, paragraph 4, of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.
Different dispute resolution processes apply to a court matter, some of which may be ordered by a judge but are external to the court process(for example, assessments and mediation), and others that are part of the court process for example, case conferences, pre-trial conferences and opportunities for disclosure of information.
The search had not been ordered by a judge because of its urgency.