Examples of using To the provisions of the criminal code in English and their translations into Spanish
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When the military personnel commit a criminal action non foreseen in the present Code, will be held responsible according to the provisions of the Criminal Code.
It could be said, however,that acts of terrorism in general were subject to the provisions of the Criminal Code.
Pursuant to the provisions of the Criminal Code, the court shall determine the number of daily fines having regard to the general rules for sentencing.
Besides perpetrators accessoriesare also punishable and attempts of the crimes referred to above are also subject to the provisions of the Criminal Code.
Paragraph 23 referred to the provisions of the Criminal Code concerning acts of incitement to racial hatred. Why were such acts not prohibited or at least declared to be offences punishable by law?
In part one, chapter II, section 10, of this report,references are given to the provisions of the Criminal Code that punish cases of violence against women.
Also as indicated above, torture may constitute other serious offences such as murder, manslaughter orcausing grievous bodily harm contrary to the provisions of the Criminal Code.
By section 130 of the National Defence Act,members of the Canadian Forces are also subject to the provisions of the Criminal Code and all other Acts of Parliament in Canada and abroad, and are liable to all penalties provided for in those statutes.
In matters of conduct and criminal matters, they are treated in the same manner as all other citizens andare subject to the provisions of the Criminal Code and any other laws.
Pursuant to the provisions of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Macedonia, any unlawful act, whether committed by a man or a woman, is treated equally, i.e. there is no gender-based discrimination in relation to the legal responsibility.
But paragraph 15 of the report stated that, although torture and other forms thereof had not been defined as explicit criminal acts,they were prohibited pursuant to the provisions of the Criminal Code. How did the delegation reconcile those two statements?
In addition to the provisions of the Criminal Code that directly criminalize torture, a number of other criminal-law provisions conform to the definition of torture in article 2 of the Convention against Torture, relating as they do to the infliction of physical or mental suffering on a victim.
Amendments and additions to the provisions of the Criminal Code the purpose of which is to curtail discrimination, namely articles 90 quater, 137f, 137g and 429 quater, which deal with the relationship between freedom of expression and the ban on discrimination; and.
In respect to the provisions of the Criminal Code on application of the respective penalty by court authorities we state that the development of the institutional and legal framework for practical implementation of the respective penalty falls under the jurisdiction of the Enactment Department.
In light of the Committee's previous concluding observations(para. 17),please provide information on whether any amendments have been made to the provisions of the Criminal Code and the Youth Courts Act with a view to strictly restricting the use of post-conviction preventive detention, in compliance with the judgment of the Federal Constitutional Court of 4 May 2011.
With regard to the provisions of the Criminal Code that prohibit the use of the territory of Tunisia in connection with the commission of terrorist acts outside Tunisia, please refer to the reply concerning subparagraph 2(e) and section 61 of the Criminal Code, mentioned above, concerning external attacks on the security of the State and section 131 of the Criminal Code, concerning criminal complicity.
Organ removals 205. In addition to the provisions of the Criminal Code that criminalize the abduction and kidnapping of children(arts. 280 et seq.), organ removal is governed by Act 1.073 of 27 June 1984, on the removal of organs for therapeutic purposes.
Although torture and other forms thereof, i.e., assault and grievous bodily harm are not defined as explicit criminal acts,they are prohibited pursuant to the provisions of the Criminal Code as criminal acts against human rights and freedoms(arts. 45-65), crimes against life and physical integrity(arts. 34-44) and criminal acts against personal dignity and morality arts. 79-87.
This subarticle has been addressed under section III.C.3 of this report,where reference was made to the provisions of the Criminal Code(S. 96) concerning the duties of parents and guardians“to supply the necessaries of health and life”, and to the Family Maintenance Act(SS. 2 and 3) which ensures parental responsibility for the maintenance of children.
Where injury to body or health has resulted due to the act prescribed in sub-article(1) above, subject to the provision of the Criminal Code which provides for a more severe penalty, the punishment shall be rigorous imprisonment from five years to ten years.
Law on A.&S. to Provisions of the Criminal Code.