Examples of using Informed without delay in English and their translations into Spanish
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The beneficiary shall be informed without delay.
Every person must be informed without delay of the legal remedies available to help them regain their freedom.
In all cases, the legal representatives of the individual being investigated, questioned orheld will be informed without delay.
The Delegation shall be informed without delay of any such suspension.
If the applicant is found on this list,the visa will be denied and the relevant ministries informed without delay.
The relevant criminal authorities are to be informed without delay Section 12a paragraph 2.
Such detained person shall be informed without delay of the reasons for the detention, questioned, and not later than within twenty-four hours released or turned over to a court.
Section 5 of the Criminal Justice Act 1984 provides that an arrested person who is detained pursuant to section 4 of that Act must be informed without delay that they have the right to consult a solicitor.
When people are detained or arrested,they must be informed without delay of their rights and of the reasons for the restriction of their liberty.
The consular or diplomatic authorities of his or her State of origin or of a State representing the interests of that State shall, if he or she so requests,be informed without delay of his or her arrest or detention and of the reasons therefor;
The Code requires that the relevant judge be informed without delay of any pre-trial detention, which may in no case exceed 24 hours.
As far as the detention of foreign citizens is concerned, the Special Rapporteur would like to refer to article 16(7) of the International Convention on the Protection of the Rights of All Migrant Workers andMembers of Their Families which states that the consular authorities of the State of origin of a detained foreigner shall be informed without delay of his or her arrest or detention.
Anyone who is arrested shall be informed without delay of the reasons of his arrest as well as of the charges brought against him(article 34(2) of the Constitution);
Even if this judgment is not concerned with the death penalty, it nevertheless will make it easier in future for all states to care for andsupport their nationals threatened abroad by the death penalty if they are not informed without delay after apprehension of their consular rights by the authorities of the state in which they are being detained.
Any person detained shall be informed without delay of the reasons for the detention, questioned, and not later than within forty-eight hours released or turned over to a court.
The reason for, time and place of arrest ordetention must be informed without delay to the family of a person arrested or detained, as designated by law.
The detainee should be informed without delay of the reasons for his/her detention or arrest, as well as of the charges against him/her, which may take place only in the presence of a lawyer, either chosen by the defendant or appointed ex officio.
For the proper exercise of these rights,it is fundamental that the persons obliged to remain with the police are informed without delay of all their rights, including those mentioned above and the relevant procedural rights that the person concerned may exercise.
The person concerned shall be informed without delay of this right and of rights deriving from relevant treaties, if any, applicable between the States concerned, to correspond and to meet with representatives of the said authorities and to make arrangements with them for his or her legal representation.
Article 23 of the Convention provides for migrant workers andmembers of their families subject to an expulsion decision to be informed without delay of their right, and to have recourse to the protection and assistance of the consular or diplomatic authorities of their State of origin.
All arrested or detained persons shall be informed without delay of the reasons for their arrest or detention, apprised of their rights, and, as soon as they are taken into custody, given the opportunity to defend themselves in person or through legal assistance in the form of defence counsel.
With the exception of the right of detained foreign nationals to be informed without delay of their entitlement to consular assistance, no individually enforceable rights were derived from the international law of consular relations.
The person detained in custody or arrested shall be informed without delay of the reasons for his detention or arrest, as well as of the charges made against him/her, which may take place only in the presence of a lawyer, either chosen by the defendant or appointed ex officio para. 5.
Victims whose emotional strain is particularly severe, including victims of domestic violence, are to be informed without delay and ex officio if the accused is released from pre-trial detention before the first instance verdict is passed, stating the reasons for such verdict and the more lenient measures being imposed on the accused.
In case of expulsion,the person concerned shall be informed without delay of his/her right to have recourse to the protection and assistance of the consular or diplomatic authorities of the State of origin or of a State representing the interests of that State.
The competent public authorities shall be informed without delay to enable them to monitor the situation of the victim and to institute the proceedings referred to in the preceding provisions.
The procedure shall provide for an accused to be informed without delay of the particulars of the offence alleged against him and shall afford the accused before and during his trial all necessary rights and means of defence;
Any person arrested ordetained must be informed without delay of the reasons for their arrest or detention, apprised of their rights and, from the time of detention, given the opportunity to defend themselves personally or to have the legal assistance of a defence lawyer.
The procedure shall provide for an accused to be informed without delay of the particulars of the offence alleged against him or her, shall provide for a trial within a reasonable time, and shall afford the accused before and during his or her trial all necessary rights and means of defence;
Take the steps necessary to ensure that the codification of feminicide is based on objective elements which allow its proper qualification in the local penal codes; accelerate its codification in those pending local penal codes;standardize the police investigation protocols for feminicide across the country; and inform without delay the families of the victims;
