Exemples d'utilisation de Criminal code provide en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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And 106 of the Criminal Code provide.
Furthermore, articles 236 and 245 of the Criminal Code provide for a harsher penalty for violence and intentional assault not classified as homicide and other intentional crimes and offences if they have been followed by"mutilation, amputation or deprivation of the use of a limb, blindness, loss of an eye or some other serious and permanent disability.
With regard to compensation for damage,articles 92-101 of the Criminal Code provide for civil damages.
Amendments to the Criminal Code provide sanctions for the illegal employment of children.
Even without considering investigative authority under the Canadian Security and Intelligence Service Act or the National Defence Act,existing provisions of the Criminal Code provide an impressive arsenal to combat terrorist organizations.
Articles 18-2 and 19 of the Criminal Code provide that the property of minors is protected by the law.
Specific human trafficking offences in IRPA and the Criminal Code provide the basis for investigating and prosecuting this crime.
Sections 530 and 530.1 of the Criminal Code provide that the language rights guaranteed by those provisions apply both at the preliminary inquiry and at trial.
The Committee is concerned that sections 280, 281.1,and 282.2 of the Criminal Code provide for terms of imprisonment together with forced labour art. 6.
Other provisions of the Criminal Code provide for an increase of the punishment if the offence is committed by an official or civil servant in the exercise of his functions.
Sections 2 and 45 of the IGCA andsections 37 and 38 of the Criminal Code provide for an appropriate penalty for participation and attempt.
Articles 62 and 63 of the Criminal Code provide for various hypothetical situations in which society has the moral obligation to react by virtue of the solidarity created by neighbourhood and collective consciousness.
Furthermore, articles 128 and 129 of the Criminal Code provide for more severe penalties for slander and insult, respectively.
The Code of Criminal Procedure and the Criminal Code provide for the establishment of specific facilities for children in pretrial detention or sentenced to imprisonment, but indicates that many children are detained in local police stations where they are also subject to corporal punishment and other illtreatment.
Article 2 of Act No. 448-06 and articles 188, 189,231 and 232 of the Criminal Code provide for ordinary imprisonment, which, according to article 28 of the Code, also entails civic dishonour.
Articles 98 and 99 of the Criminal Code provide for mechanism to compensate damage incurred by the victims by selling these assets, and to safeguard the rights of bona fide third parties.
Articles 34 and 36 of the Criminal Code provide for disqualification from carrying out certain activities.
Articles 115 and 116 of the Criminal Code provide for more severe penalties for some forms of ill-treatment and bodily injury.
Articles 118 to 129 of the Criminal Code provide for special confiscation measures when the security of the State is threatened.
In addition, 12 separate articles in the criminal code provide the Government of Senegal the authority to prosecute terrorist activities.