Exemples d'utilisation de Criminal code authorizes en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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The Criminal Code authorizes the police to demand blood samples.
Checks must exist against conditions that are inappropriately intrusive.[524] Section 515(4) of the Criminal Code authorizes a justice to select from five key types of bail conditions and permits other reasonable conditions to be imposed where appropriate.
The Criminal Code authorizes such force so long as it is reasonable in the circumstances.
If the officer has reason to suspect that the driver has alcohol in his or her body, the Criminal Code authorizes the officer to demand that the driver provide a breath sample for analysis on an approved screening device.
The Criminal Code authorizes the police to use force in the prevention of death or grievous bodily harm.
The source adds that article 423 of the Criminal Code authorizes legitimate self-defence without the need to determine the reasons for a break-in.
The Criminal Code authorizes police officers to use reasonable force in the administration and enforcement of the law.
At the federal level, the Criminal Code authorizes the imposition of a victim surcharge in addition to any other sentence for an offender convicted or discharged of an offence.
The Criminal Code authorizes the police to use force in the prevention of death or grievous bodily harm.
The Criminal Code authorizes a witness to provide evidence by means of audio or video technology, where deemed appropriate by the court.
The Criminal Code authorizes the police to demand breath and blood samples from drivers in specific circumstances.
The Criminal Code authorizes a police officer who is acting in the administration or enforcement of the law to use as much force as is necessary for that purpose.
The Criminal Code authorizes peace officers, such as RCMP members, to use as much force as deemed necessary for the enforcement and administration of law.
Section 25 of the Criminal Code authorizes a police officer who is acting in the administration or enforcement of the law to use as much force as is necessary for that purpose.
Subsection 25(1) of the Criminal Code authorizes a police officer who is acting in the administration or enforcement of the law to use as much force as is necessary for that purpose.
For example, the Criminal Code authorizes a court to order the deletion of publicly available on-line hate propaganda stored on a computer server within its jurisdiction.
Subsection 25(1) of the Criminal Code authorizes a police officer who is acting in the administration or enforcement of the law to use as much force as is necessary for that purpose.
Subsection 34(2) of the Criminal Code authorizes any person who is unlawfully assaulted to use force that causes death or grievous bodily harm in self-defence to repel the assault.
Section 738 of the Criminal Code authorizes a court to order that an offender compensate a victim for property damages and financial losses incurred as a result of bodily or psychological harm.
Subsection 34(2) of the Criminal Code authorizes any person who is unlawfully assaultedFootnote 47 to use force that causes death or grievous bodily harm in self-defence to repel the assault.
Paragraph 738(1)(a) of the Criminal Code authorizes the imposition of a“stand alone” restitution order in three circumstances, however, only the first two are likely to apply in the sentencing of trafficking offences.
Similarly, section 27 of the Criminal Code authorizes individuals to use as much force as necessary to prevent the commission of an offence for which the perpetrator could be arrested without a warrant, and which could cause serious injury to a person or damage to property.
Although corporal punishment was banned in schools, article 62 of the Criminal Code authorized parents to administer certain forms of corrective measures to their children.
However, article 121 of the Criminal Code authorized abortion in exceptional circumstances if the life or health of the mother was in danger, subject to three conditions: the abortion must be carried out by a doctor with the consent of the woman concerned when the risk to life or health could not have been avoided by other means.
In 1973, article 214 of the Criminal Code authorized the performance of abortions on request during the first three months of pregnancy independently of the number of children already born.
The Criminal Code currently authorizes a peace officer to demand a standard field sobriety test.
Section 487 of the Criminal Code therefore authorizes peace officers to seize an animal, where circumstances warrant.
The amendments to the National Defence Act and to the Criminal Code authorize peace officers or persons acting under their direction to take fingerprints at the same time that samples of bodily substances are collected for the data bank from persons convicted of a designated offence.
I cited section 259(4)[text of section omitted]for Bakke and advised him the Criminal Code authorized arrest of the individual.
The legal basis of a power to grant immunity despite the absence of any express provision in the Criminal Code authorizing the practice has been judicially recognized. Footnote 5.