Examples of using Federal code of criminal procedure in English and their translations into French
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Federal Code of Criminal Procedure.
Article 15 of the Federal Code of Criminal Procedure.
Draft decree reforming andadding provisions of the CPF and the Federal Code of Criminal Procedure.
Article 193 of the Federal Code of Criminal Procedure reads.
Iii This provision is also contained in article 164 of the Federal Code of Criminal Procedure.
Article 128 of the Federal Code of Criminal Procedure provides as follows.
Account must therefore be taken of articles 4 and 5 of the Federal Code of Criminal Procedure, which read.
Does the draft federal code of criminal procedure envisage its elimination?
On 18 December 2002, the Diario Oficial published amendments andadditions to various articles of the Federal Code of Civil Procedure and the Federal Code of Criminal Procedure.
In this connection, the Federal Code of Criminal Procedure states.
Federal Code of Criminal Procedure and Code of Criminal Procedure for the Federal District.
Article 28, section IV, of the Federal Code of Criminal Procedure.
The Federal Code of Criminal Procedure provides the regulation of Federal criminal procedures in Mexico.
The following provisions of the Federal Code of Criminal Procedure.
The new draft federal code of criminal procedure on the rights of persons detained in police custody that prohibits incommunicado detention(mise au secret);
Draft decree reforming article 141 of the Federal Code of Criminal Procedure. Presented in April 2010.
The Federal Code of Criminal Procedure has incorporated the provisions of the federal Constitution, guaranteeing the right to legal certainty and the protection of the laws for indigenous peoples and communities.
Once the judicial reform has been adopted, a draft federal code of criminal procedure is expected to be ready by spring 2001.
When an indictment is received, the court must determine the lawfulness of the detention in accordance with article 16 of the Constitution andarticle 134 of the Federal Code of Criminal Procedure.
In January, the new federal Code of Criminal Procedure came into force.