Exemples d'utilisation de Criminal code prescribes en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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Article 72 of the Criminal Code prescribes property confiscation.
The Criminal Code prescribes specific severe punishments to each of these organized crimes.
However, this rule does not apply if the charge concerns an offence for which the Criminal Code prescribes imprisonment for six years or more.
The Criminal Code prescribes some penalties and security measures that restrict liberty.
To protect individuals from violent crime andto prohibit arbitrary deprivation of life by individuals, the Criminal Code prescribes specific penalties for committing homicide in chapter XXIV arts. 250-256.
The Criminal Code prescribes different types of penalties for the commission of specific crimes art. 40.
In this connection, article 463 of the Criminal Code prescribes a penalty of from one month to one year in prison for.
The Criminal Code prescribes a minimum prison sentence of six months and up, but the court can impose more than the minimum sentence, where warranted.
In connection with cruel or degrading punishment, the Criminal Code prescribes,"penalties and measures[punishments] shall always be in keeping with the respect due to human dignity.
The Criminal Code prescribes sanctions for the violation of these dispositions in articles 142 to 146, 148 and 150 to 152.
In accordance with the spirit of the above-mentioned clauses of the Constitution,article 324 of the Criminal Code prescribes punishments for persons obstructing another from the exercise of his or her fundamental rights and for those forcing another, through violence or intimidation, to do what is not his or her duty.
The Criminal Code prescribes the criminal liability for a criminal act- Family or Domestic Violence. More serious form of this criminal act is envisaged for a perpetrator commiting acts that endanger bodily and emotional integrity of a minor person.
Article 141 of the Criminal Code prescribes criminal sentences for the violation of equality of rights.
The Criminal Code prescribes minimum sentences for second and subsequent“impaired driving” Footnote 1 offences.
Article 568 of the Syrian Criminal Code prescribes a penalty of up to three months' imprisonment for anyone who defames another person.
The Criminal Code prescribes family violence protection not only for women, but also other family members, particularly children, who are also exposed to different forms of violence.
Article 140 of the Criminal Code prescribes, among other things, that membership of an organization set up for a criminal purpose is an offence.
The Criminal Code prescribes detention for flagrant offences involving the use of travel and identity documents, such as: identity theft, falsification of public documents, use of false seals or visas, adulteration of passports.
Nonetheless, article 447 of the Criminal Code prescribes that abortion practised by a doctor, with the consent of the woman or her husband, or of intimate family relations when she herself is not able to give it, shall not be punishable solely in the following cases.
Article 130 of the Criminal Code prescribes a penalty of a fixed term of hard labour for anyone who, in time of war or the expected onset of a war, makes propaganda with the aim of weakening national sentiment or stirring up racial or inter-confessional strife.
Article 115 of the Criminal Code prescribes a penalty of one month to one year in prison and/or a fine of 50,000 to 250,000 Malagasy francs, while article 75 of the Communications Act prescribes a penalty of one month to one year in prison and a fine of between 100,000 and 3 million francs.
For instance, the Criminal Code prescribes punishments, mainly in the form of hard labour, for a person who"plunders" the property of the State(see art. 90), occupies a property of the State by"deception"(see art. 92),"defrauds" the State or a social cooperative organization(see art. 92) or"hinders" the normal management of the economy[…] of State property see art.
Article 153 of the Criminal Code prescribes punishment in the form of imprisonment for 10-20 years for genocide, that is, the intentional creation of living conditions geared to complete or partial physical extermination, forced reduction in childbirths or the transfer of children from one group of people to another, as well as the issuance of an order to carry out such acts.
Introduction The Criminal Code prescribes minimum sentences for second and subsequent"impaired driving" offences. Footnote 1 Mandatory minimum penalties for subsequent offences may be imposed only if Crown counsel proves that the accused was notified before plea that greater punishment would be sought because of previous convictions. Footnote 2.
The Criminal Code prescribed penalties for perpetrating such acts; the penalties were heavier if the perpetrator was the person legally responsible for the victim.
The Criminal Code prescribed a broad range of penalties for such offences, some of them very severe.
Section 198a of the Criminal Code prescribed punishments for persons who publicly incited to hatred for any nation or race or to limitation of the rights and freedoms of persons belonging to such a nation or race.
Solitary confinement was authorized for amaximum of eight weeks, but that rule did not apply to serious offences, for which the Criminal Code prescribed imprisonment for six years or more.