Systém ASPI - stav k 7.10.2011 do čiastky 100/2011 Z.z.
... (6) Unless this Act stipulates otherwise, the law enforcement authorities and courts act ex officio. They are obligated to handle custodial matters with priority and urgency. The court or law enforcement authorities shall not take the content of petitions affecting the performance of such obligation ...
... (6) Unless this Act stipulates otherwise, the law enforcement authorities and courts act ex officio. They are obligated to handle custodial matters with priority and urgency. The court or law enforcement authorities shall not take the content of petitions affecting the performance of such obligation ...
DOJ Memo - Bringing Criminal Charges against
... All Component Heads and United States Attorneys ...
... All Component Heads and United States Attorneys ...
1 Defence Application for a Suppression Order
... The CDPP is committed to the principle of open justice and the public’s right to know what is happening in the criminal justice system. The reporting of cases not only promotes public confidence in the judicial system and the administration of justice, but reinforces the important role deterrence pl ...
... The CDPP is committed to the principle of open justice and the public’s right to know what is happening in the criminal justice system. The reporting of cases not only promotes public confidence in the judicial system and the administration of justice, but reinforces the important role deterrence pl ...
Double Jeopardy All Over Again: Dual Sovereignty
... trials, focused on questions markedly different from these. The ACLU had examined double jeopardy law a few years before the Rodney King incident. During those and subsequent discussions, there was little disagreement among the members of the National Board of Directors that the ACLU should oppose t ...
... trials, focused on questions markedly different from these. The ACLU had examined double jeopardy law a few years before the Rodney King incident. During those and subsequent discussions, there was little disagreement among the members of the National Board of Directors that the ACLU should oppose t ...
Removing the Malice from Federal "Malicious Prosecution": What
... mechanism for redressing state-driven wrongful convictions, but this Article asserts that they are not meeting theirfull reform potential. A plurality offederal courts erroneously requiresplaintiffs to prove malice in support of such claims. While superficially the requirement comports with the "mal ...
... mechanism for redressing state-driven wrongful convictions, but this Article asserts that they are not meeting theirfull reform potential. A plurality offederal courts erroneously requiresplaintiffs to prove malice in support of such claims. While superficially the requirement comports with the "mal ...
C:\LawFirmFiles(Current)\VIDRINE\Pleadings\Original Complaint.wpd
... bringing felony criminal charges against Mr. Vidrine, forcing him to suffer the emotional distress and humiliation of being charged with a felony and the fear of long term of imprisonment, and forcing him to spend his entire retirement savings of over $180,000 to defend himself – the United States f ...
... bringing felony criminal charges against Mr. Vidrine, forcing him to suffer the emotional distress and humiliation of being charged with a felony and the fear of long term of imprisonment, and forcing him to spend his entire retirement savings of over $180,000 to defend himself – the United States f ...
THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT AND CONFLICT
... the creation of the ICC and the duties it imposes on State Parties to criminalize in their domestic laws the crimes encompassed by the ICC Statute. In addition, the Secretary-General of the United Nations has maintained an unambiguous position on the issue, taking the question of accountability for ...
... the creation of the ICC and the duties it imposes on State Parties to criminalize in their domestic laws the crimes encompassed by the ICC Statute. In addition, the Secretary-General of the United Nations has maintained an unambiguous position on the issue, taking the question of accountability for ...
Further review of disclosure in criminal proceedings
... On discussion, this was the unanimous opinion of all those we spoke with, from both the defence and the prosecution. 30. The possibility of a discretionary power for judges to exclude evidence which would otherwise be admissible, and hence would be relevant to an issue in the case, was discussed an ...
... On discussion, this was the unanimous opinion of all those we spoke with, from both the defence and the prosecution. 30. The possibility of a discretionary power for judges to exclude evidence which would otherwise be admissible, and hence would be relevant to an issue in the case, was discussed an ...
Crime Counting Rules - Central Statistics Office
... (f) There is sufficient admissible evidence (as defined at 4.2) to charge the offender but the Director of Public Prosecutions or relevant District Officer decides that the public interest would not be well served by proceeding with the charge. This would include instances where the criminal offenc ...
... (f) There is sufficient admissible evidence (as defined at 4.2) to charge the offender but the Director of Public Prosecutions or relevant District Officer decides that the public interest would not be well served by proceeding with the charge. This would include instances where the criminal offenc ...
Judicial rehabilitation in Germany
... a post-prison-situation where the possible obstacle to re-socialization came from the media.8 Three men had robbed a German army depot in the small town of Lebach, killing four sleeping soldiers. A public TV operator planned a documentary about this spectacular crime. The broadcast was scheduled to ...
... a post-prison-situation where the possible obstacle to re-socialization came from the media.8 Three men had robbed a German army depot in the small town of Lebach, killing four sleeping soldiers. A public TV operator planned a documentary about this spectacular crime. The broadcast was scheduled to ...
Federalism and Double Jeopardy: A Study in the Frustration of
... country by its earliest settlers. The Massachusetts Body of Liberties of 1641 declares that "No man shall be twise sentenced by Civill Justice for one and the same Crime, offence or Trespass."9 Furthermore, the doctrine is familiar to systems of law other than the common law. For example, the Napole ...
... country by its earliest settlers. The Massachusetts Body of Liberties of 1641 declares that "No man shall be twise sentenced by Civill Justice for one and the same Crime, offence or Trespass."9 Furthermore, the doctrine is familiar to systems of law other than the common law. For example, the Napole ...
Criminal Practice Directions: Preliminary proceedings
... the Criminal Appeal Office, CrimPR 10.2(7) requires only that any paper copy of the indictment which for any reason in fact is made for the court must be endorsed with a note to identify it as a copy of the indictment, and with the date on which the indictment came into being. For the same reason, C ...
... the Criminal Appeal Office, CrimPR 10.2(7) requires only that any paper copy of the indictment which for any reason in fact is made for the court must be endorsed with a note to identify it as a copy of the indictment, and with the date on which the indictment came into being. For the same reason, C ...
David Daleiden`s Criminal Show Trial in California will Drag Into the
... and Mother Jones's Kevin Drum, who have no sympathy for anti-abortion activists -- also have strongly criticized Becerra's vendetta. Drum wrote: "This was a legitimate investigation, and no level of government should be in the business of chilling it." As another reason this is not a legitimate law ...
... and Mother Jones's Kevin Drum, who have no sympathy for anti-abortion activists -- also have strongly criticized Becerra's vendetta. Drum wrote: "This was a legitimate investigation, and no level of government should be in the business of chilling it." As another reason this is not a legitimate law ...
Not All Prosecutions are Created Equal: Less counting prosecutions
... Those who assert that prosecution wastes resources that are better spent elsewhere would generally divert them into protection and prevention efforts, namely the other ‘Ps’ in the ‘three P’ distillation of that neat trio of answers to questions of trafficking. But allowing traffickers to remain at l ...
... Those who assert that prosecution wastes resources that are better spent elsewhere would generally divert them into protection and prevention efforts, namely the other ‘Ps’ in the ‘three P’ distillation of that neat trio of answers to questions of trafficking. But allowing traffickers to remain at l ...
memorandum
... 1. The information exchanged between these two parties is administered according to the rules defined in the Code of Criminal Procedures, law no.9367 dated 7 April 2005 “On the prevention of conflicts of interest in the exercise of public functions”, law no.8503 dated 30 June1999 "On the right of in ...
... 1. The information exchanged between these two parties is administered according to the rules defined in the Code of Criminal Procedures, law no.9367 dated 7 April 2005 “On the prevention of conflicts of interest in the exercise of public functions”, law no.8503 dated 30 June1999 "On the right of in ...
Disclosure of Criminal Convictions
... cautions or bind-overs you may have, or have had in the past, even if they would otherwise be regarded as “spent” under this Act. The information you give will be treated in confidence and will only be taken into account in relation to an application where the exemption applies. The disclosure of a ...
... cautions or bind-overs you may have, or have had in the past, even if they would otherwise be regarded as “spent” under this Act. The information you give will be treated in confidence and will only be taken into account in relation to an application where the exemption applies. The disclosure of a ...
dispute resolution and fact finding methods
... dispute resolution and features basically in litigation • In adversarial system, two parties take opposing sides in arguing the guilt or innocence of a party. The two sides are usually the state and the accused person. It is a contest between the two parties to lead evidence that will establish the ...
... dispute resolution and features basically in litigation • In adversarial system, two parties take opposing sides in arguing the guilt or innocence of a party. The two sides are usually the state and the accused person. It is a contest between the two parties to lead evidence that will establish the ...
THE ROLE AND FUNCTION OF THE PROSECUTION IN THE
... competence and have been in the actual practice of the legal profession for at least five years prior to their appointment or have held during like period, any position requiring the qualifications of a lawyer. They shall be appointed by the President of the Philippines upon recommendation of the Se ...
... competence and have been in the actual practice of the legal profession for at least five years prior to their appointment or have held during like period, any position requiring the qualifications of a lawyer. They shall be appointed by the President of the Philippines upon recommendation of the Se ...
potential judicial candidate unofficial declaration of
... DO NOT INDICATE A PARTICULAR COURT OR POSTION NUMBER. CIVIL DISTRICT COURT CRIMINAL DISTRICT COURT COUNTY CIVIL COURT COUNTY CRIMINAL COURT PROBATE COURT FAMILY COURT JUVENILE COURT JUSTICE OF THE PEACE HCDP STAFF, PLEASE VERIFY THE INFORMATION LISTED BELOW THIS LINE. DATE RECEIVED: ...
... DO NOT INDICATE A PARTICULAR COURT OR POSTION NUMBER. CIVIL DISTRICT COURT CRIMINAL DISTRICT COURT COUNTY CIVIL COURT COUNTY CRIMINAL COURT PROBATE COURT FAMILY COURT JUVENILE COURT JUSTICE OF THE PEACE HCDP STAFF, PLEASE VERIFY THE INFORMATION LISTED BELOW THIS LINE. DATE RECEIVED: ...
Crime
... • defence ONLY IF induced by others, without fault on the part of the accused • voluntary drunkenness is generally no defence unless it produces temporary insanity or negates the specific degree of intent required by the offence charged ...
... • defence ONLY IF induced by others, without fault on the part of the accused • voluntary drunkenness is generally no defence unless it produces temporary insanity or negates the specific degree of intent required by the offence charged ...
University of Law, Christleton Hall, Pepper Street, Chester, CH3 7AG
... both prosecutes and defends. His practice encompasses a wide variety of cases from violent and sexual offences through to those involving dishonesty and drugs. He has also appeared in the Court of Appeal for both the prosecution and defence. He is also an experienced POCA practitioner and is a membe ...
... both prosecutes and defends. His practice encompasses a wide variety of cases from violent and sexual offences through to those involving dishonesty and drugs. He has also appeared in the Court of Appeal for both the prosecution and defence. He is also an experienced POCA practitioner and is a membe ...