Examples of using Prosecutor informed in English and their translations into Arabic
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On 12 February 1991, the public prosecutor informed the examining magistrate of the author ' s claims.
The Prosecutor informed the Security Council that the Office was proceeding with its second and third Darfur investigations.
Although many of the cases are still pending, the Public Prosecutor informed the Special Rapporteur that these prosecutions led to 15 convictions and 120 acquittals.
The Prosecutor informed the Advisory Committee that, of necessity, the responsibility for protection of witnesses for the prosecution lies with his Office.
The source asserts that Mr. Choi did not meet his attorney until the day before the trial, which seems highly likely,since the Government has said that the prosecutor informed him of the appointment of his counsel on 18 April 2003, while the trial was held on 22 April 2003.
Indeed, the District Prosecutor informed him on 3 July 1997 that he could file petitions with the above professional bodies.
By letter dated 6 November 1996 the State Prosecutor informed the DRC that he did not see any reason to overrule the police decision.
At least one prosecutor informed the Special Rapporteur that there is a need to create a judicial police force if the prosecutors are to control police abuse.
In a letter of 10 July 2001, the Public Prosecutor informed DRC that he did not see any reason for changing the police decision.
On 27 July 2001, the prosecutor informed that the clothes retained as evidence might be returned only after the sentence entered into force and the court issued a ruling regarding the evidence.
As a result, in March 2011, the Prosecutor informed the Perišić Trial Chamber that the Supreme Defence Council documents could be made public.
The public prosecutor informed Mr. Al Uteibi, also known as Mr. Al Maqdisi, of the charges against him when he was questioned and that he had the right not to respond to the charges without a lawyer of his choosing being present.
On 4 April 2001, the Military Prosecutor informed the author that the criminal investigation of his wife ' s case had been officially resumed.
On 8 May 1997, the Prosecutor informed the Judges that it did not consider the case of witness L- whose name was now disclosed as Dragan Opačić- to be an appropriate one for prosecution for false testimony under rule 91.
As a result, in March 2011, the Prosecutor informed the Perišić Trial Chamber that the Supreme Defence Council documents could be made public.
As to Muammar Qadhafi, the Prosecutor informed the Council that the Registry of the Court was following the formal procedures required to obtain legal certification of his death so that the Court could end the case against him.
With regard to legal proceedings under way, the Abidjan public prosecutor informed the independent expert that more than 5,000 individuals had already been questioned, including 78 for financial offences and plundering, and more than 830 persons in the country ' s western part.
On 7 May 2008, the prosecutor informed the author that no further remedies or other procedural means of appealing the dismissal decision were available.
On 30 November 1998 the District Public Prosecutor informed counsel that he concurred entirely in the assessment made by the Chief Constable and found no basis for reversing his decision.
In a letter dated 19 May 2011, the Prosecutor informed the President of the Court of his intention to request the Pretrial Chamber to authorize him to open an investigation into the situation in Côte d ' Ivoire.
The author states that the public prosecutor informed the investigating magistrate on 24 October 1991 that the author had been summoned, whereas the summons was only served upon him on 25 October 1991.
In December 2006, the Prosecutor informed the Security Council that he intends to request the Trial Chambers for orders for the transfer to national jurisdictions of 17 accused persons, including the 12 who are still at large.
In December 2006, the Prosecutor informed the Security Council that he intends to request the Trial Chambers to transfer to national jurisdictions the cases of 17 accused persons for trial, including those who are still at large.
Furthermore, the Deputy Prosecutor informed the Committee that the overall structure of the Investigation Division had been reviewed to ensure that the Prosecutor ' s goal of completing investigation activities by 2004 is met.
The States parties concurred with the request and the Prosecutor informed the Secretary-General that he had approved the extension of Mr. Brammertz ' s leave until 31 December 2006 to continue his work with the International Independent Investigation Commission.
In this regard, the Prosecutor informed the Advisory Committee that it is estimated that crimes identified under article 2 of the statute have been committed in more than 3,000 villages and towns and that it is his task to select the cases for investigation.
In a decision dated 6 March 2000,the District Public Prosecutor informed DRC that since the police had conducted a prompt investigation and interrogated nearly everyone involved, he had not found sufficient justification to overturn their decision.
On 12 August and on 5 December 1994,the deputy public prosecutor informed the complainants that no sufficient grounds existed for instituting criminal proceedings, and advised them to file a criminal report with the public prosecutor ' s office, submitting the evidence on which their suspicion was based.
On 21 February 2011, the prosecutor informed the Kazakhstan International Bureau for Human Rights and the Rule of Law that the renewed investigation had been terminated in accordance with article 37 of the Criminal Procedure Code(circumstances excluding criminal investigation) and that, on 5 February 2011, the complainant refused the services of his lawyer, stating that he had no claims against the police.
The prosecutors informed the Panel that that case was with the NISS director in Khartoum who would decide whether to waive the perpetrator ' s immunity.