Exemples d'utilisation de Right to refuse to answer en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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She was right to refuse to answer.
(2) The witness shall be informed of his right to refuse to answer.
The right to refuse to answer questions.
Article 50, paragraph 1,provides that the suspect has the right to refuse to answer questions.
You have the right to refuse to answer questions.
Turning to the issue of statements made as a result of torture(question 22), he said that when suspects were questioned,they were informed of their right to refuse to answer questions and to have a lawyer present.
You have the right to refuse to answer the survey.
The accused is not required to take oath and has the right to refuse to answer such questions.
You have the right to refuse to answer any questions.
Certain examples of such principles were given: the judicial notice, the presumption of innocence of the accused,the capacity of witnesses to testify, the right to refuse to answer incriminating questions or the evaluation of documentary evidence.
They have the right to refuse to answer questions, too."[15.
The cabinet determined that the outcome of such an inquiry might be damaging politically(and possibly in some cases, personally) andgave the board of inquiry permission to question suspects under oath but gave the suspects the right to refuse to answer questions that might incriminate themselves.
An applicant has the right to refuse to answer discriminatory questions.
The right to refuse to answer questions without fear of reprisal or ill treatment; c.
During the study, participants have every right to refuse to answer one or more specific questions.
The minister has the right to refuse to answer if the Council of Ministers is of the opinion that the matter should not yet be disclosed on the grounds of security or vital state interests Section 183 of the Constitution.
The Fifth Amendment does not provide a blanket right to refuse to answer questions[in civil court.
You have the right to refuse to answer questions you are not comfortable with.
More specifically:(a) according to article 223(4), a witness is not obliged to give testimony on facts that may serve as the basis for his/her conviction for a criminal offence.(b) According to article 273(2)(b),the accused has the right to refuse to answer any question during the interrogation without the court being able to base its decision on his or her guilt on the fact of his or her silence.
You have the right to refuse to answer any questions that make you feel uncomfortable.