Examples of using First-instance in English and their translations into Arabic
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On 28 May 2003, the Court announced the first-instance verdict.
First-instance cases may be considered by all courts within their competence.
Out of the 47 applicants, 23 were first-instance requests and 24 were renewals.
A first-instance dispute tribunal would constitute a great improvement over the old system.
On the basis of previous experience, it is expected that each first-instance judgement will be appealed.
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The Tribunal has delivered 50 first-instance judgements involving 70 accused, 9 of whom pleaded guilty.
The Guide would clarify that challenge proceedings included both first-instance applications and appeals.
The first-instance court forwards the appeal accompanied with case files to the second-instance court without delay.
During the biennium 2010-2011, a total of 10 first-instance trials involving 25 accused persons will be ongoing.
The Appeal Court judge who issued the first judgement and disagreed with the clarifyingjudgement was subsequently demoted to the position of first-instance judge.
Four accused were convicted in three first-instance trials and nine accused were sentenced in five cases at the appeals stage.
On the basis of previous experience, it is expected that each first-instance decision will be appealed.
The number of first-instance courts was reduced from 78 to 47, subject matter jurisdiction was harmonized and commercial departments are to be created in 15 first-instance courts.
During the biennium 2008-2009, with the completion of first-instance trials, the focus will gradually shift to appeals.
The Advisory Committee recalls that posts were recommended for abolition in the biennium 2010-2011 inanticipation of a decreased workload owing to the completion of all first-instance trials.
The European Union Civil Service Tribunal--also a first-instance administrative tribunal-- sits in chambers of three judges.
Croatia is deeply hurt by the injustice done to the Croatian people in Vukovarby demeaning this undeniable, inhumane and deliberate crime in the first-instance sentence.
His delegation supported the establishment of atwo-tiered system of formal justice comprising a first-instance tribunal with one judge and an appeals tribunal with three judges.
In West Darfur, a first-instance court, established in the Habila locality in June 2012, was a major step towards improving access to justice for the communities in Habila and surrounding areas.
The Committee was informed that allpretrial proceedings would be completed and all first-instance trials would start before the end of 2009.
How were such cases dealt with in first-instance courts and how many cases had resulted in convictions? How long was the interval between the start of an investigation and a decision by a first-instance court?
A number of assaults against journalists had resulted in criminal charges,as recently demonstrated through the first-instance judgement in respect of the killings of media professionals Pukanić and Franjić.
A number of first-instance migration courts had found, however, that the women in question had not been adequately protected by the State, which suggested that the courts were not very restrictive in their interpretation of the new provision.
The Group supported the establishment of a two-tiered system comprising a first-instance decentralized tribunal composed of professional judges with power to make binding decisions.
Prior to appointment at the Court of Appeal, Judge Greceanu held appointments from 2000 until 2002 with the Tribunal of Bucharest(Civil and Administrative Suit)and from 1993 to 2000 as a first-instance Judge in Judecatoria sector 1, Bucharest.
The Group agreed that the formal system should comprise a first-instance tribunal and an appellate tribunal, composed of professional judges with power to make binding decisions.
While the Milošević trial continued throughout the whole year and took up much of the time and resources of the Trial Chambers,13 accused were convicted in first-instance trials and 2 accused were convicted at the appeals stage.
During the biennium 2010-2011,the Tribunal was expected to hear 8 first-instance trials, involving 15 accused, and to complete 7 cases, involving 14 accused, as set out below.
The increased requirements relate primarily to the revision of the trial schedule for the biennium 2010-2011 as a result of the recent apprehension of some high-level accused aswell as changes in the completion dates of a number of first-instance trials.
A fundamentally different system is recommended-- replacing the advisory bodieswith a professional and decentralized first-instance tribunal that issues binding decisions that either party can appeal to an appeals tribunal.