Examples of using Penal code in English and their translations into Arabic
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Penal Code;
Military Penal Code.
Penal Code amendments.
The same applies to the Penal Code.
Penal Code and annexes.
People also translate
In that respect, the Penal Code provides.
Penal Code(Amendment) Act 8(2007);
(domestic violence, § 215a of the Penal Code).
Penal Code(Amendment) Act No. 25 of 2006.
In Burundi, the Parliament adopted a new Penal Code.
Thus, the Penal Code describes several offences, such as.
The basis for proceedings in this case is Penal Code.
The Haitian Penal Code does not have explicit provisions in this area.
Other important changes introduced to the Penal Code are.
The Penal Code of 1999 was amended most recently on 19 June 2009.
Appropriate penalties for acts of torture in the Penal Code.
Currently the Penal Code is utilised to prosecute offences of domestic violence.
The court, in view of articles 483 and 488 of the Penal Code.
Article 287 of the Penal Code also criminalizes the public apologia(or glorification) of any crime or criminals.
It does not appear in the Civil Code or the Penal Code.
The Penal Code, the Nationality Act and the Political Parties Act all provided for equal rights for women and men.
Jordan's prosecutors invoke old penal code to limit rights.
In addition, one State had adopted a new law, six States had prepared a draft law andseven had begun the process of revision of the penal code.
Texts of the relevant articles of the Penal Code of Tunisia are available for consultation in the Codification Division of the Office of Legal Affairs.
The Penal Code of the FRY(hereinafter referred to as the PC FRY, Official Gazette of the SFRY, No. 44/76 as amended subsequently) contains a similar provision.
The Government of South Africa should ensure provisions within the Penal Code to protect the identity of rape victims and maintain their privacy during the investigations and prosecution.
The draft Penal Code provides for the suppression of all forms of terrorism in accordance with the United Nations Conventions acceded to and ratified by Benin.
For those who receive no wages, the law(the penal code) provides help by defining the legal benefits, such as a suspended sentence or parole.
The Brazilian law currently has, in the Penal Code(article 286), a provision which criminalizes the incitement to the commission of any crime in general.
The Committee notes with satisfaction that the Penal Code drawn up in 1995 includes provisions establishing penalties for acts of racial discrimination and xenophobia.
