Exemples d'utilisation de Criminal code establishes en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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The Criminal Code establishes the following criminal penalties.
After the legislative reform of 2015,the new article 31 bis of the Criminal Code establishes the criminal liability of legal persons.
The Criminal Code establishes sanctions for violations of these rights.
Top of Page Section 83.3 of the Criminal Code establishes an additional preventive measure against terrorism.
The Criminal Code establishes offences for activities related to burglary.
Article 10 of the Criminal Code establishes the principle of universality.
The Criminal Code establishes some of the powers that may be granted to a justice of the peace.
Section 83.3 of the Criminal Code establishes preventive measures against terrorism.
The Criminal Code establishes that a person may be held criminally liable from the age of 15 years.
Article 23.1 of the Criminal Code establishes the age of criminal responsibility at 16.
The Criminal Code establishes rules governing the marriage ceremony(art. 194) and describes the legal effects of marriage art. 229.
Section 348 of the Criminal Code establishes the main modern prohibitions against burglary.
The Criminal Code establishes prison terms of three months to a year in jail for animal abuse.
Article 6 of the Criminal Code establishes the statute of limitations for criminal offences.
The Criminal Code establishes that except where otherwise provided, unlawful violence is acriminal offence for which penalties are established. .
Article 236 of the Criminal Code establishes the enforced disappearance of persons as a criminal offence as follows.
The Criminal Code establishes offences for pointing a firearm, possession of a firearm for dangerous purposes, and possession of a concealed weapon.
Section 83.3 of the Criminal Code establishes an additional preventive measure against terrorism.
The Criminal Code establishes that legal persons, with the exception of public authorities, institutions and the State, are subject to criminal liability.
The Portuguese Criminal Code establishes a clear distinction between remand in custody and pre-trial detention.