Examples of using Offence may in English and their translations into Russian
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Proceeds of an offence may be subject to pretrial seizure.
Whatever their nature, the direct orindirect proceeds from an offence may be seized or confiscated.
Each offence may be separately fined, and those fines may be cumulative.
Children between 7 and15 years who commit an offence may be subject to sentences(although not necessarily to imprisonment);
The offence may be aggravated when it is perpetrated in a way that endangers lives or safety, or entails illtreatment of migrants.
Any person who is convicted of an offence may seek a judicial review of the judgement and sentence.
Subject to the formalities set forth in book I, title IV, chapter IV,the person reporting the offence may ask to be considered as a plaintiff.
The person harmed by a crime or an offence may also appear before an investigating judge as a civil party.
The offence may be reported by customs and excise officers, officers of the police and gendarmerie and compliance officers.
Article 59 of the Code of Criminal Procedure stipulates that any offence may lead to public proceedings and possibly to a civil action.
The punishment for an offence may be increased if the offence was motivated by e.g. race, colour, birth, national or ethnic origin or religion.
In case of non-compliance with the court order,the police body that has established the offence may apprehend the offender and immediately inform the prosecution authorities thereof.
The offence may be committed only by a person conducting an initial inquiry, an investigator, a procurator or another official of a law enforcement agency or a penal institution.
Immigrants who commit a serious or a very serious offence may be deported in accordance with article 52 of the Criminal Code.
No statutory limitations may be applicable to either prosecution orthe execution of the penalty, or the offence may be amnestied under national law;
An attempt to commit an offence may be punished as if the offence had been committed.
On the other hand, they may opt for a broader implementation according to which any substantial information concerning the corruption offence may lead to a mitigation of punishment.
This extension of the elements of the offence may gain significance with regard to extreme rightwing groups armed with baseball bats, for example.
There is no definition for acts that are considered political offences, however,the Code of Penal Procedure sets out rules in accordance with which an offence may be regarded as political.
Afterwards a person orpersons committed criminal offence may be extradited to State concerned in accordance with international law applicable.
This offence may be committed not only through direct payments, but also through"clientelism" and patronage, whereby favours and jobs may be offered only to those who voted for the official in power.
According to article 59(1)of the Code of Criminal Procedure,"[a]ny offence may result in criminal proceedings and, depending on the circumstances, civil proceedings.
Civil liability arising from an offence may be determined and damages granted for the violation of a right, through the civil courts(pursuant to art. 998 et seq. of the Civil Code) directly without their being subject to any criminal proceedings or to proceedings to determine and punish the breach of regulations.
Article 68 provides as follows:"Any person who claims to have suffered injury as a result of a crime or an offence may, when filing a complaint, bring criminal indemnification proceedings before the competent investigating judge.
The penalty prescribed for the offence may be reduced in the case of attempt, particularly where the attempt bears evidence of little strength of or persistence in the criminal intention.
Under article 85 of the Code of Criminal Procedure,"any person who claims to have suffered injury as a result of a serious or ordinary offence may, by lodging a complaint, institute criminal indemnification proceedings before the competent examining magistrate.
Any victim of an injury caused by an offence may bring criminal indemnification proceedings in accordance with articles 53, 54, 63, 65, paragraph 1, 66 and 70 of the Code of Criminal Investigation and thus participate in the proceedings.
An accused person can be remanded in custody upon reasonable suspicion of his having committed an offence requiring public prosecution, if the offence may involve imprisonment for 18 months or more under the Act, and.
Anyone claiming to have been injured by a crime or offence may sue for criminal damages by lodging a complaint with the examining magistrate Code of Criminal Procedure, art. 72.
Proceedings.(1) Proceedings for an offence under section 2 in respect of an act done outside the State may be taken in any place in the State and the offence may for all incidental purposes be treated as having been committed in that place.