Examples of using Criminal code also provides in English and their translations into Spanish
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The Criminal Code also provides for legal and social protection see annex IV.
As a means of clarifying the legislative intent behind the wordingof the definition"terrorist activity", section 83.01(1.1) of the Criminal Code also provides an interpretative,"for greater certainty" clause which states that the expression of a political, religious or ideological thought, belief or opinion, does not come within the definition of terrorist activity in s. 83.01(b) unless it constitutes an act or omission that satisfies the criteria of that paragraph.
The Criminal Code also provides that racist or xenophobic motivations constitute an aggravation.
In relation to that, the Criminal Code also provides legal protection for children committing crimes.
The Criminal Code also provides for more favourable provisions in respect of minors when it comes to granting probation.
Article 63 of the Criminal Code also provides for the execution of the decision by performing labour of public interest.
The Criminal Code also provides for review by a Parliamentary Joint Committee, who may report its comments and recommendations to Parliament.
The Criminal Code also provides, since 1988, that all pre-printed forms prescribed by the Code must be printed in both English and French.
The Criminal Code also provides for the possibility of pardon for persons sentenced to life imprisonment once they have served 25 years of their sentence.
The Criminal Code also provides for the conviction-based confiscation of proceeds of crime from most indictable federal crimes, including corruption offences.
The Criminal Code also provides for the possibility of pardon for a person sentenced to a long period of imprisonment once he has served 25 years of his sentence.
The Criminal Code also provides that xenophobic motivations constitute an aggravation in the context of offences against the person(bodily harm), for instance in article 222A.
Besides, the Criminal Code also provides for deprivation of the right to hold certain positions or engage in certain activities, which is applied both as а primary and as an additional punishment.
The Criminal Code also provides that anyone preventing religious practices and ceremonies from being carried out by force, threat or any other illegal act will be subject to a penalty prescribed by law.
The Criminal Code also provides that, when punishment in criminal cases is determined, aggravating circumstances are present if the perpetrator has exploited the aggrieved person's defenceless position.
The Criminal Code also provides for the penalty of disqualification from exercising parental authority, custody, curatorship or guardianship, holding a public-sector job or office or exercising a profession or trade.
The Criminal Code also provides for criminal liability for the organization of or participation in an illegal armed group, for banditry or for the organization of or participation in a criminal association.
The Criminal Code also provides for the use of justifiable force by a person who has the authority to correct a child for misconduct(S. 30), and for cases where the use of force against any child under 16 years of age may be justified S. 38.
The Criminal Code also provides that offences motivated by ethnic, racial or religious hatred or enmity, political or ideological hatred or enmity, or by hatred or enmity towards a particular social group are regarded as aggravating circumstances.
Article 486(b) of the Criminal Code also provides that anyone who"by whatever accusation or any other means foments dissension, arouses hatred or stirs up acts of violence… racial… disturbances is punishable with simple imprisonment or fine, or, in serious cases, with rigorous imprisonment not exceeding three years.
With the same aim in mind, the Criminal Code also provides that the officer or any other person authorised by law making an arrest shall not use any harshness, bond or other means of restraint unless indispensably required to secure, or rendered necessary by the insubordination of the person arrested.
The Criminal Code also provides for the offence of unlawful association(Title X, Offences against law and order). Article 274 states that"anyone who takes part in an association of two or more persons for the purpose of committing offences shall be punished by one to six years' imprisonment solely on the ground of being a member of the association.
The Criminal Code also provides for punishing anyone who organises a group of people or in some other way joins three or more persons in common action with the purpose of committing the criminal offences referred to in Article 174- racial and other discrimination, and the minimum sentence for this is imprisonment for at least three years.
The Criminal Code also provides for the withdrawal of certain civil, political or family rights as a penalty(arts. 26, 409) and, as security measures, for a ban on working in occupations connected with the offence committed or for withdrawal of parental authority where convicted persons have committed an offence against the person of one of their children arts. 86, 88.
Pursuant to the 2009 amendments, the Criminal Code also provides for bodies corporate to be held liable for such offences, and to be punished by means of a fine, as well as, in certain cases, the suspension or cancellation of the licence, the temporary or permanent closure of any establishment use in the perpetration of the offence, or the compulsory winding up of the body corporate.
Its Criminal Code also provided for extraterritorial jurisdiction over offences related to national security as well as counterfeiting.
During the Soviet period, the Criminal Code also provided for the sentence of death in the case of 19 civil crimes.
The Criminal Code also provided for reduced sanctions for defendants who were found guilty in cases where court proceedings had been unreasonably long,provided the defendant and their counsel were not responsible for the delay.
The Criminal Code also provided for criminal liability for crimes committed by military personnel involving the use of violence amounting to torture, and improper exercise of authority by law enforcement officials.
The Criminal Code also provided for aggravating circumstances in the case of ill-treatment of a minor by his or her parents or any other person with authority over him or her.