Examples of using Code of penal procedure in English and their translations into Spanish
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Consequently, this criminal jurisdiction may not be renounced Code of Penal Procedure, arts. 38 and 39.
The draft code of penal procedure has addressed this.
The extradition procedure  forms part of  Colombia's Code of Penal Procedure.
The Code of Penal Procedure(arts. 152 et seq.) specifies that it is“an exceptional measure”.
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They exercise primary jurisdiction over certain serious offenceslisted in the Code of Penal Procedure, art. 27, para.
The draft Code of Penal Procedure affirms the same principle, in simplified terms.
Restrictive conditions, if violated, may be replaced by detention,according to article 298, Code of Penal Procedure.
And the draft new Code of Penal Procedure and supporting bills. See note 2.
Her Government was unable to give a precise date for the completion of  the draft penal code  and the draft code of penal procedure.
Under article 543 of  the Code of Penal Procedure, foreigners also had a right to claim compensation.
At present, no reforms have been proposed, pending the adoption of  initiative No. 2630, to be followed by a campaign to reform the Code of Penal Procedure.
The draft new Code of Penal Procedure is the first substantive step towards reform of  the penal  system as a whole.
With regard to penal  reform,the Syrian Arab Republic reported that its code of penal procedure provided legal guarantees for both defendants and witnesses.
The draft code of penal procedure contains provisions relating to the extradition of  criminals in line with international standards in this matter.
The limitation of  the duration of  incommunicado detention provided for in article 133 of  the Code of Penal Procedure should be enforced A/56/44, para. 167 in fine.
As already mentioned, the Code of Penal Procedure of  Qatar currently in force does not contain any provisions on the extradition of  criminals.
General rules currently in force concerning the impoundment and preservation of  objects of  all kinds(including all types of  assets) in connection with proceedingsfor any serious or ordinary offence Code of Penal Procedure of  2000.
Under article 219 of  the Code of Penal Procedure, an accused person is entitled to appeal against any decision to apply or maintain measures of  restraint.
Access to free legal aid at the stage of  court proceedings is guaranteed by the provisions of  the Code of Penal Procedure and the Code of  Civil Procedure,  as well as the law on court charges in civil cases.
In addition, the Code of Penal Procedure was currently being revised to bring it even more closely into line with the constitutional provisions guaranteeing respect for human rights.
As a guarantee against any unlawful detention ordeprivation of  liberty, the Code of Penal Procedure also provides for habeas corpus, which is in fact a constitutional guarantee.
Articles 73 and 82 of  the Code of Penal Procedure(R.S.Q., c. C-25.1) confirm the common-law principles of  Canadian criminal law, by providing that an accused has a right to be informed of  the grounds for his or her arrest.
The Committee notes with concern that many of  the provisions relating to terrorism in the Penal Code  and the Code of Penal Procedure relate to exceptional situations which may result in violations of  articles 9, 15 and 17 of  the Covenant.
Under article 32 of  the Code of Penal Procedure, public officials are legally required to report relevant information on criminal activity to law enforcement authorities.
For example, there had been extensive discussions on reform of  the Code of Penal Procedure, but resistance to amendments was due, in part, to the fear that other complications might emerge.
Article 289 of  the Federal District Code of Penal Procedure stipulates that the authorities shall in no event and for no reason use incommunication, intimidation or torture in order to obtain statements from a suspect or for any other purpose.
The applicable legislation(article 96(a) of  the Code of Penal Procedure, as supplemented by article 17 of  Law 2721/3.6.1999) also provides for the appointment of  an attorney if the detained person cannot afford one.
It was reported that under article 130 of  the Code of Penal Procedure, the accused could not communicate with his/her family or friends if contacts with other persons could lead to destruction of  evidence or collusion with witnesses.
Attention is drawn also to articles 124 to 126 of  the Code of Penal Procedure, which deal with private reparation and the content and limits thereof and the question of  withdrawal of  a civil claim by the claimant at different stages of  the procedure. .