Examples of using Prosecutor ordered in English and their translations into Arabic
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The prosecutor ordered their detention for further investigation.
While negotiations were under way, the prosecutor ordered the road to be cleared.
The prosecutor ordered the detention without even meeting with the detainee.
Following the author ' s request, the Prosecutor ordered his examination by the Forensic Services.
The prosecutor ordered the leaders of the demonstration to unblock the road, and told them that if they failed to do so it would be cleared by force.
The investigation started on 7 February 1997 andon 22 April the Prosecutor ordered the arrest of Jhon Jairo Ocampo.
The Juvenile Prosecutor ordered his detention for seven days pending an investigation.
On 22 December 2011, following the intervention of the UnitedNations Joint Human Rights Office, the prosecutor ordered their release.
On the same date the prosecutor ordered the provisional detention of the author and another 40 demonstrators.
It was on behalf of the Suez investigated with two officers first lieutenants rapid deployment brigade,for the murder of two brothers shot Following investigations prosecutor ordered the release of one of the prosecution Saraya.
The prosecutor ordered a 15-day detention period pending an investigation on charges of"aiding a terrorist organisation to achieve its goals" and"calling for illegal protests".
On an unspecified date, after a complaint filed by the author, a prosecutor ordered the release of Mr. Titiahonjo, but Captain Togolo refused to comply.
Nevertheless, the prosecutor ordered a further psychiatric examination to be carried out by the Mina Minovici Institute of Forensic Medicine of Bucharest, which required the transfer of Virgiliu Ilieş to the hospital of the prison of Jilava.
In that case, Petropulou-Tsakiris v. Greece, following a judgment of the European Court of Human Rights(ECHR), the State party 's Supreme Court Prosecutor ordered that the case be re-examined at the national level, on the basis of the ECHR decision, seen as constituting new evidence.
On 21 July 2019, the Kuwaiti Public Prosecutor ordered a number of Bedoon rights defenders, including Abdulhakim Al-Fadhli, to be held in detention at the State Security Bureau of Kuwait.
On 23 September 2004, Mr. Marynich was formally charged with violations of article 295(2), article 377(2) and article 210(2) of the Criminal Code.On 24 September 2004, the Prosecutor ordered his pretrial detention to be prolonged until 26 September 2004. However, since 26 August 2004, no further investigative activity has reportedly taken place.
In response to this, the State Prosecutor ordered all prosecutors to carefully check the financing of LGBT organizations, their alleged connections to criminal movements and their presence in schools.
On 1 June, for the first time in western Côte d ' Ivoire,a civilian prosecutor ordered the arrest of a prominent leader of a militia group for his alleged involvement in the torturing to death of a civilian in the city of Duékoué by members of his militia.
When the public prosecutor ordered the arrest of a suspect, he usually applied to the magistrate for a detention order. The magistrate was completely free, save in the case of embezzlement of State funds or offences against State security, to issue the order or to release the suspect.
On 21 July 2011, the Kostanay District Court confirmed the detention order; on 18 August 2011, the Prosecutor ordered and the Court confirmed that the detention should be extended until 15 September 2011; on 31 August 2011 the Kostanay District Court confirmed that decision as well.
The public prosecutor ordered the suspects to be placed in incommunicado detention to prevent contact between them and other persons involved in the same illegal activities, as was permitted under Bolivian law in cases of" extreme gravity" such as the case at hand(Code of Criminal Procedure, arts. 232 and 235).
After ascertaining that she was still detained at Ambar, the prosecutor ordered the military to transfer her to Huacho and to hand her over to the special police of the National Directorate against Terrorism(Dirección Nacional Contra el Terrorismo- DINCOTE).
In the light of the above, the prosecutor ordered the preventive detention of S. S., on grounds that she was suspected of having committed the offences of concealing the whereabouts of a minor(ocultamiento de menor) and the forgery of documents, in violation of articles 5, 12, 293 and 146 of the Argentine Criminal Code.
On 18 July, Bahrain's public prosecutor ordered her arrest for six months pending investigation, and accused her of“using human rights work as a cover to communicate and cooperate with Al Karama Foundation.".
On 7 January 1997, the Uppsala District Prosecutor ordered his expulsion, relying on false allegations that the complainant had voluntarily registered himself on 25 January 1988 as having emigrated to another country.
UPDATE: On 24 May, the State Security Prosecutor ordered the detention of Wael Abbass for 15 days pending an investigation into charges of“joining a terrorist group”,“using the Internet to call for terrorist acts” and“publishing false news”.
In the light of the above, the prosecutor ordered the preventive detention of S.S., on the ground that she was suspected of having committed the offences of concealing the whereabouts of a minor(ocultamiento de menor) and forgery of documents, in violation of articles 5, 12, 293 and 146 of the Argentine Criminal Code.
At around 9 p.m. on18 March 2007, the federal prosecutor ordered Mr. Zhu Wei Yi ' s release, only to proceed with his immediate rearrest in line with the decision by the Fifth District Criminal Court of the Federal District to grant the request for preventive custody.
Prosecutor order to release officers accused of the coup d'état.
Baydar left Turkey following the 2016 coup attempt, explaining to The Arab Weekly that"I reported on the months after the coup, which led to a nightmare for those whose common denominator was to disagree with the way President Erdogan ruled the country."Turkish prosecutors ordered the detention of Baydar along with over 30 other journalists on August 30, 2016, but Baydar had already gone into exile.[2].