Exemples d'utilisation de Penitentiary code en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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Penitentiary Code;
The adoption in December 2004 of the Penitentiary Code.
Penitentiary Code: General Principles.
The requirement to separate minors from adults was laid down by article 18 of the Penitentiary Code and by article 12 of the Act on pre-trial detention.
According to the Penitentiary Code, remand prisoners did not have the right to work.
In addition to the above-mentioned legal acts, the National Assembly of the Republic of Armenia adopted the Penitentiary Code of the Republic of Armenia on 24 December 2004.
A new draft penitentiary code had been drawn up and would be submitted for adoption by Parliament in 2006.
Furthermore, the State party should take the necessary measures to ensure that children in pre-trial detention are kept separately from adults, andadopt the Draft Penitentiary Code.
According to article 12 of the Penitentiary Code of the Republic of Armenia, convicts have the right to the following.
Mr. MIKANADZE(Georgia), replying to question 10,said that independent experts from the Council of Europe had made mainly technical suggestions on the draft penitentiary code.
The provisions of the Penitentiary Code are somewhat obsolete and no longer reflect the reality of conditions of detention in Bahrain.
It further reported on the improvement of prison conditions and on alternatives to imprisonment mechanisms foreseen in the penal code, in the code of penal procedure and in the penitentiary code.
According to article 50 of the Penitentiary Code of the Republic of Armenia, convicts are entitled to at least two short-term visits per month.
The areas, including education, are being revitalized by recovering operational potential,in line with the provisions of the penitentiary code, as confirmed by the new implementation regulations.
Article 117 of the Penitentiary Code of the Republic of Armenia prescribes the procedure for deferment of the serving of sentence and releasing from the sentence.
It is prohibited to send a juvenile convicted to imprisonment for a definite period to serve the punishment in"closed" correctional establishment which is the most severe regime from among those provided for by the Penitentiary Code of the Republic of Armenia.
The Penitentiary Code of the Republic of Armenia adopted in 2004 has been of great importance for ensuring the implementation of the requirements of Article 9 of the Covenant.
The Committee also welcomes the initiative of the Armenian authorities to amend the Penitentiary Code in order to abolish the legal obligation of segregating life-sentenced prisoners from other prisoners.
Article 68 of the Penitentiary Code of the Republic of Armenia stipulates that juvenile convicts are kept separately from adults in the correctional establishments.
It is prohibited to send a juvenile convicted to imprisonment for a definite period to serve the punishment in"closed" correctional establishment which is the most severe regime from among those provided for by the Penitentiary Code of the Republic of Armenia.
Pursuant to article 68(1) of the Penitentiary Code of the Republic of Armenia, women are held separately from men in correctional establishments.
Furthermore, the Committee is concerned that pre-trial detainees under and over 18 years are accommodated in the same cell in the course of the procedure and notes that the need forseparation of children and adults is included in the Draft Penitentiary Code. arts. 2, 11 and 16.
The adoption of the Penitentiary Code of the Republic of Armenia on 24 December 2004 has been of great significance for ensuring the complete implementation of the provisions of Article 10 of the Covenant.
Imprisonment for contractual debt is a breach of international law(article 11 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights)even if, as here, the Penitentiary Code specifies that this category of prisoners must be treated in the same way as remand prisoners and minors under 16.
The 1964 Penitentiary Code lays down the rules governing penitentiaries and defines conditions of detention applicable to all persons deprived of their liberty.
If they so wish, young detained persons attend educational units, operating both within detention premises(primary, secondary school, vocational training institution) and out of detention premises, in institutions of secondary or university education or vocational training institutions,making use of training leaves art. 58, Penitentiary Code.
Pursuant to Article 95 of the Penitentiary Code of the Republic of Armenia, only reprimand, severe reprimand and placing in a disciplinary cell for a period of fifteen days shall be applied to convicts.
The Penitentiary Code guarantees the right of detainees to communicate with their legal counsel and provides that relatives must be informed if the detainee is transferred to other detention premises.
In September 2006, a draft Penitentiary Code will be submitted to the Parliament of Georgia, in order to comprehensively settle all issues linked to penitentiary relationships.
The 1964 Penitentiary Code currently in force makes no specific provision for prisoners under the age of 18, except to say that persons under 16 years of age may not be chained up art. 9.