Examples of using Judicial functions in English and their translations into Slovak
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The public prosecutors may not perform judicial functions.
Any dispute concerning the judicial functions of the Court shall be settled by the decision of the Court.
The system by which judges andlaw officers of the prosecution service discharge their judicial functions is set out in the Constitution.
They perform quasi judicial functions in relation to the circuit court, and are responsible for the management of the circuit court offices.
They note that the DSK is a‘collegiate authority with judicial functions' within the meaning of the BVG.
For the purposes of Article 3(2), aside from the courts,notaries also have competence in matters of succession and exercise judicial functions.
Judges shall notengage in any activity which is likely to interfere with their judicial functions or to affect confidence in their independence.
When notaries do not exercise judicial functions they are not bound by the rules of jurisdiction, and the authentic instruments they issue should circulate in accordance with the provisions on authentic instruments.
Unlike the position of judges,the position of assistant judges performing judicial functions is not envisaged in the Constitution.
When notaries exercise judicial functions they are bound by the rules of jurisdiction, and the decisions they give should circulate in accordance with the provisions on recognition, enforceability and enforcement of decisions.
The amended Decision also makes membershipavailable to legal professionals when they exercise judicial functions under specific Union instruments.
When notaries do not exercise judicial functions they should not be bound by those rules of jurisdiction, and the authentic instruments they issue should circulate in accordance with the provisions of this Regulation on authentic instruments.
The fact is that bodies exercising state power in democratic regimes are subdivided into those that reflect the legislative aspect of activities, those that function as executive,as well as those that perform judicial functions.
When notaries exercise judicial functions they should be bound by the rules of jurisdiction set out in this Regulation, and the decisions they give should circulate in accordance with the provisions of this Regulation on recognition, enforceability and enforcement of decisions.
Thus, the Courts states, it is necessary to determine whether, in the context of Regulation No 650/2012,a notary who draws up a deed of certification of succession exercises judicial functions within the meaning of Article 3(2) of that regulation.
Judges exercising judicial functions in a professional capacity are entitled to remuneration, the level of which is fixed so as to shield them from pressures aimed at influencing their decisions and more generally their behaviour within their jurisdiction, thereby impairing their independence and impartiality.
In addition, municipal and cantonal court buildings have been rehabilitated so that space can be used more efficiently,therefore contributing to a more efficient and effective conduct of administrative and judicial functions;
Thus, if, in Germany, the Public Prosecutor's Office is not able to issue an NAW orto perform judicial functions, I do not see how it could adopt a decision which may entail, in the executing Member State, a significant deprivation of liberty for the requested person, as is the case of the EAW.
Regarding the interpretation of the verb‘to rule' which appears in that provision, it is necessary to examine whether the EU legislature thereby intended to refer only todecisions adopted by national courts exercising their judicial functions.
Although judicial functions and notarial functions are separate functions, it is nonetheless apparent from recital 20 of Regulation No 650/2012 that, in the context of that regulation, the term‘court' should be given a broad meaning, which also encompasses notaries where they exercise judicial functions in relation to certain matters of succession.
Pula Parking and the Croatian Government submit that, for the purposes of Regulation No 1215/2012, it is necessary to give the term‘court' a wide definition, covering not only courts, in the strict sense,which exercise judicial functions, but also notaries.
The courts of prison sentences shall have the judicial functions provided for in the General Law on prison sentences with regard to the execution of custodial sentences and security measures, judicial review of the disciplinary powers of prison authorities, the protection of prison sentences and the benefits of detainees in prisons and others.
Conversely, the term‘court' should not cover the non-judicial authorities of a Member State empowered under national law to deal with matters of property regimes, such as the notaries in mostMember States where, as is the usual case, they are not exercising judicial functions.
Conversely, the term‘court' should not cover non-judicial authorities of a Member State empowered under national law to deal with matters of matrimonial property regime, such as the notaries in most MemberStates where, as is usually the case, they are not exercising judicial functions.
Conversely, the term‘court' should not cover non-judicial authorities of a Member State empowered under national law to deal with matters of succession, such as the notaries in most Member States where, as is usually the case,they are not exercising judicial functions.
Conversely, the term‘court' should not cover the non-judicial authorities of a Member State empowered under national law to deal with matters of property regimes, such as the notaries in most Member States where, as is the usual case,they are not exercising judicial functions.
(155)Given that court presidents are active judges, the above powers to arbitrarily dismiss, during the six-month period, and appoint court presidents allow the Minister of Justice to retain influence overcourt presidents which may affect their personal independence when exercising judicial functions.
Conversely, that same recital specifies that the term‘court' should not cover non-judicial authorities of a Member State empowered under national law to deal with matters of succession, such as the notaries in most Member States, where, as is usually the case,they do not exercise judicial functions.
Conversely, the term‘court' should not cover non-judicial authorities of a Member State empowered under national law to deal with property regimes, such as the notaries in most Member States where, as is usually the case,they are not exercising judicial functions.