Examples of using Former criminal code in English and their translations into French
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Adopting almost, with minor changes, the former criminal code of the SFRY.
In addition, Act No. 1444 regulates the period of transition applicable to all criminal proceedings initiated under the former Criminal Code.
Moreover, it refers to article 181 of the former Criminal Code of Soviet Azerbaijan.
It considered that the applicant could have committed an offence under Article 68-3 of the former Criminal Code.
According to Article 68 of the former Criminal Code criminal proceedings are public actions.
The Estonian Penal Code entered into force on 1 September 2002, revoking the former Criminal Code.
Article 297 of the amended Criminal Code(Article 300 of the former Criminal Code)-- public incitement to hatred, violence or intolerance.
The Criminal Code currently in force does not contain the provisions of Article 69 of the former Criminal Code.
This penalty was heavier, however,than that provided for by article 384 of the former Criminal Code, under which the sentence was 10 to 20 years' rigorous imprisonment.
For the aforesaid reasons the Criminal Affairs Division found that the applicant's conduct on 27 May 1944 constituted a war crime,within the meaning of Article 68-3 of the former Criminal Code.
Consequently, it found him guilty of the offence set out in Article 68-3 of the former Criminal Code and imposed an immediate six-year custodial sentence.
In a judgment of 30 April 2004, the Criminal Affairs Division allowed the prosecution's appeal,quashed the impugned judgment and found the applicant guilty of the offence under Article 68-3 of the former Criminal Code.
Act C of 2012 on the new Criminal Code, on 1 July 2013, replacing the former Criminal Code and introducing several provisions protecting children's rights;
Subsequently, the public prosecutor, on 10 October, 29 November and 15 December 1995 and 28 March 1996, requested the opening of legal proceedings on an unspecified number of counts of violence committed by public agents, invoking articles 309,186 and 198 of the former Criminal Code.
The widespread use of disinformation charges under the former criminal code has now been replaced by charging individuals with various crimes of incitement under the new code. .
For the purpose of more intense protection of freedoms and human rights,the stricter punishment has been stipulated for this criminal offence than it was the case in the former Criminal Code of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The Court of Appeal concluded from that that Article 5 of the former Criminal Code, which required sentences to run concurrently, had not been infringed by the trial court and could not enable a prison sentence and term of imprisonment in default to be served concurrently.
The authors claim a violation of article 15 of the Covenant because they were found guilty of breach of trust under article 408 of the former Criminal Code, instead of article 314-1 of the new Criminal Code. .
By a law passed on 6 April 1993,the Supreme Council inserted into the special section of the former Criminal Code then in force a new Chapter 1-a, which contained provisions criminalising acts such as genocide, crimes against humanity or peace, war crimes and racial discrimination.
It has been clearly stipulated that many of the relatively minor types of crimes for which juvenile offenders aged 14 to 16 years could be held criminally responsible under the former Criminal Code, such as"habitual theft", have been abolished.
Article 222 of the Criminal Code which replaced Article 72 of the former Criminal Code, establishes legal liability for the formation and leading of the armed gangs aimed at the assault of individuals or organisations as well as participation in such groups and in their assaults.
In an orderdated 20 April 1998, the investigating judge redefined the charges against the author in the light of the repeal of the former Criminal Code as of 1 March 1994 and its replacement by a new Criminal Code. .
Article 32 of the former Criminal Code, which provided that an act which is ordered by the law or which is a matter of official or professional duty does not constitute an offence, has been replaced by article 14 of the new Criminal Code, which reads as follows:"Anyone who acts as the law orders or authorizes is behaving lawfully.
It has been clearly stipulated that many of the relatively minor types of crimes for which juvenile offenders aged 14 to 16 years could be held criminally responsible under the former Criminal Code, such as"habitual theft", have been abolished.
Article 32 of the former Criminal Code, which provided that an act which is ordered by the law or which is a matter of official or professional duty does not constitute an offence, has been replaced by article 14 of the new Criminal Code, which reads as follows:"Anyone who acts as the law orders or authorizes is behaving lawfully.
On 28 May 1999, the author lodged a complaint with the Public Prosecutor at the Appeal Court of Lyon seeking to reduce the maximum penalty applicable under the former Criminal Code in force at the time of the events to 20 years instead of 30.
Article 62 of the former Criminal Code(Terrorist Act Directed against a Representative of a Foreign State) was replaced by Article 305 of the new Criminal Code which establishes liability for the murder of a state, public or political figure(with no specific mention of the state of belonging) committed to disrupt his/her activities.
In a judgment delivered at the end of that hearing, the Regional Court acquitted the applicant of war crimes, butfound him guilty of banditry, an offence under Article 72 of the former Criminal Code carrying a sentence of between three and fifteen years' imprisonment.
In point 276 of 2002 Concluding Observations,the Committee expressed its concern with regard to the fact that the former Criminal Code of the Republic of Armenia, and in particular Article 69 thereof does not comply with Article 4 of the Convention, and mentioned that the new Article 220 and successive articles of the new Criminal Code do not completely cover all the elements of Article 4 of the Convention, particularly when referring to prohibition of organisations which promote and incite racial discrimination.
According to the new criminal code, a person who does not adhere to a police summons will be escorted to the police department by police officers from the relevant police station and would not, as indicated in the summons in question, be punished according to article 181 of the former Criminal Code.