Systém ASPI - stav k 7.10.2011 do čiastky 100/2011 Z.z.
... petitions affecting the performance of such obligations into account. (7) Every person has the right for their criminal case to be heard by an independent and impartial court, fairly and in a reasonable period in their presence, so that they can comment on all the performed evidence, unless this Act ...
... petitions affecting the performance of such obligations into account. (7) Every person has the right for their criminal case to be heard by an independent and impartial court, fairly and in a reasonable period in their presence, so that they can comment on all the performed evidence, unless this Act ...
the court of bosnia and herzegovina second instance verdict
... Edhem Mušanović and others, were transported by Ratko Bundalo through his subordinate officers and soldiers to the Bileća camp, where they stayed for approximately 20 days and were then brought back to Kalinovik, where they stayed again one night at the Miladin Radojević School, after which, with th ...
... Edhem Mušanović and others, were transported by Ratko Bundalo through his subordinate officers and soldiers to the Bileća camp, where they stayed for approximately 20 days and were then brought back to Kalinovik, where they stayed again one night at the Miladin Radojević School, after which, with th ...
Predicting Violence - American Bar Association
... judgments about who is likely to commit crimes while on pretrial release and whether we are detaining the right people. Relying on the largest dataset of pretrial defendants in the United States, this Article determines what factors, if any, are relevant to predicting “dangerousness” pretrial and wh ...
... judgments about who is likely to commit crimes while on pretrial release and whether we are detaining the right people. Relying on the largest dataset of pretrial defendants in the United States, this Article determines what factors, if any, are relevant to predicting “dangerousness” pretrial and wh ...
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Neutral Citation Number: [2005] EWCA Crim 2864
... more (section 224(2)(b)). If serious, it may attract life imprisonment or imprisonment for public protection for an adult (section 225) or detention for life or detention for public protection for those under 18 on the day of conviction (section 225). It will attract such a sentence if the court is ...
... more (section 224(2)(b)). If serious, it may attract life imprisonment or imprisonment for public protection for an adult (section 225) or detention for life or detention for public protection for those under 18 on the day of conviction (section 225). It will attract such a sentence if the court is ...
Q1 - Comite Maritime International
... Act of 1998 is amended (referred to as the "SSA") and in the Maritime Environment Act of 1993 as amended (referred to as the "MEA"). The SSA is contains general rules on the construction, equipment and operation of vessels, but it first of all constitute a statutory framework which authorises the Mi ...
... Act of 1998 is amended (referred to as the "SSA") and in the Maritime Environment Act of 1993 as amended (referred to as the "MEA"). The SSA is contains general rules on the construction, equipment and operation of vessels, but it first of all constitute a statutory framework which authorises the Mi ...
The Price of Freedom
... because they do not want to risk adjudication and they know there is little likelihood of the police picking them up on the bench warrant for their arrest that the court issues when they do not show up. But a large majority of those who miss an appearance show up for subsequent proceedings. Accordin ...
... because they do not want to risk adjudication and they know there is little likelihood of the police picking them up on the bench warrant for their arrest that the court issues when they do not show up. But a large majority of those who miss an appearance show up for subsequent proceedings. Accordin ...
Set Up to Fail: Bail and the Revolving Door of Pre
... minutes late to an appointment will frequently result in a breach report, criminal charges and a return to jail. Even when the original charge is withdrawn or dismissed, the Crown will frequently still pursue a conviction for charges of failure to comply with a bail order. The cycle of detention, re ...
... minutes late to an appointment will frequently result in a breach report, criminal charges and a return to jail. Even when the original charge is withdrawn or dismissed, the Crown will frequently still pursue a conviction for charges of failure to comply with a bail order. The cycle of detention, re ...
the value of a pre-sentence report
... subsection ( 1), as well as on the matter of the sentence, and thereafter the prosecution may likewise address the court". ...
... subsection ( 1), as well as on the matter of the sentence, and thereafter the prosecution may likewise address the court". ...
Appendix A Juvenile Justice National Minimum Data Set Project
... remaining in contact with the supervising Juvenile Justice Officer, such as to reside at a specific place, engage in specific programs, random urinalysis, not associate with prior associates. Offenders are supervised until the 100% point of sentence, unless suspended and then cancelled beforehand, b ...
... remaining in contact with the supervising Juvenile Justice Officer, such as to reside at a specific place, engage in specific programs, random urinalysis, not associate with prior associates. Offenders are supervised until the 100% point of sentence, unless suspended and then cancelled beforehand, b ...
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[2013] UKSC 47 - The Supreme Court
... Other authority also indicates that the criteria for imposing a discretionary life sentence are in some measure inter-related. In R v Chapman [2000] 1 Cr App R 77, 85 Lord Bingham CJ approved Whittaker and said: “In most of those cases there was no express departure from the criteria laid down in R ...
... Other authority also indicates that the criteria for imposing a discretionary life sentence are in some measure inter-related. In R v Chapman [2000] 1 Cr App R 77, 85 Lord Bingham CJ approved Whittaker and said: “In most of those cases there was no express departure from the criteria laid down in R ...
Penalties and reconviction risk among offenders convicted of drug
... fine was $581). While 17.2 per cent of offenders had their matters dismissed without conviction, most dismissals (84%) also included a good behaviour bond. Offenders were less likely to have their matters dismissed if they were younger, had concurrent charges or a prior criminal record. One-third (3 ...
... fine was $581). While 17.2 per cent of offenders had their matters dismissed without conviction, most dismissals (84%) also included a good behaviour bond. Offenders were less likely to have their matters dismissed if they were younger, had concurrent charges or a prior criminal record. One-third (3 ...
the application of the prescribed minimum sentence in term\205
... years of age or older, but under the age of 18 years at the time of the commission of the act which constituted the offence in question, it shall enter the reasons for the decision on the record of proceedings. In terms of section 51(6) of the Act, the statutory prescribed minimum sentence does not ...
... years of age or older, but under the age of 18 years at the time of the commission of the act which constituted the offence in question, it shall enter the reasons for the decision on the record of proceedings. In terms of section 51(6) of the Act, the statutory prescribed minimum sentence does not ...
Chapter 2 - Peru State College
... second violation, 86% are reported to the court. Serious violations result in the issuance of a bench warrant, detention or bail revocation. Defendants on bond for murder, burglary or motor vehicle theft the most likely to commit new felonies, but more likely to appear for court. LO:4 ...
... second violation, 86% are reported to the court. Serious violations result in the issuance of a bench warrant, detention or bail revocation. Defendants on bond for murder, burglary or motor vehicle theft the most likely to commit new felonies, but more likely to appear for court. LO:4 ...
report of the working group on arbitrary detention
... The Working Group on Arbitrary Detention visited Canada from 1 to 15 June 2005 at the invitation of the Government. The Working Group travelled to the capital Ottawa, Iqaluit, Nunavut; Toronto, Ontario; Edmonton, Alberta; Vancouver, British Columbia, and Montréal, Québec. In these locations, it visi ...
... The Working Group on Arbitrary Detention visited Canada from 1 to 15 June 2005 at the invitation of the Government. The Working Group travelled to the capital Ottawa, Iqaluit, Nunavut; Toronto, Ontario; Edmonton, Alberta; Vancouver, British Columbia, and Montréal, Québec. In these locations, it visi ...
Concept of Community Service As An Alternative Sentence Under
... 14. Augustus, who kept detailed notes on his activities, was also the first to apply the term "probation" to his method of treating offenders. By 1858, John Augustus had provided bail for 1,946 men and women. Reportedly, only 10 of this number forfeited their bond, a remarkable accomplishment when m ...
... 14. Augustus, who kept detailed notes on his activities, was also the first to apply the term "probation" to his method of treating offenders. By 1858, John Augustus had provided bail for 1,946 men and women. Reportedly, only 10 of this number forfeited their bond, a remarkable accomplishment when m ...
Discussion document on the rights and needs of remand detainees
... risk in question. The authorities must consider measures to counteract any risks, such as requiring security to be lodged or court supervision.30 They are obliged to give proper consideration to any offer of a financial guarantee to ensure the accused’s presence at the hearing.31 ...
... risk in question. The authorities must consider measures to counteract any risks, such as requiring security to be lodged or court supervision.30 They are obliged to give proper consideration to any offer of a financial guarantee to ensure the accused’s presence at the hearing.31 ...
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Supreme Court of Canada Kirzner v. R., [1978] 2 S.C.R. 487 Date
... there is no appellate Court judgment in which entrapment has been accepted as providing a defence or even as going to discretionary power to exclude evidence, it was touched on in R. v. Ormerod, [1969] 2 O.R. 230. No conclusion was reached in that case because the issue did not arise on the facts wh ...
... there is no appellate Court judgment in which entrapment has been accepted as providing a defence or even as going to discretionary power to exclude evidence, it was touched on in R. v. Ormerod, [1969] 2 O.R. 230. No conclusion was reached in that case because the issue did not arise on the facts wh ...
HIGH COURT OF ZIMBABWE
... She had maintained this position in her evidence in chief. It was never suggested that in saying this she was either deliberately misleading the court or that she was genuinely mistaken. The fact that the crime was committed at night alone did not place the identity of the culprit at issue. What con ...
... She had maintained this position in her evidence in chief. It was never suggested that in saying this she was either deliberately misleading the court or that she was genuinely mistaken. The fact that the crime was committed at night alone did not place the identity of the culprit at issue. What con ...
National Defence Act
... imprisonment for life without eligibility for parole until the person has served twenty-five years of the sentence; (b) in respect of a person who has been convicted of an offence of high treason or an offence of first degree murder, that the person be sentenced to imprisonment for life without elig ...
... imprisonment for life without eligibility for parole until the person has served twenty-five years of the sentence; (b) in respect of a person who has been convicted of an offence of high treason or an offence of first degree murder, that the person be sentenced to imprisonment for life without elig ...
Crime Counting Rules - Central Statistics Office
... If the criteria to record are satisfied (reasonable probability and no credible evidence to the contrary) and the victim does not want the matter taken any further, a criminal offence should be recorded. A.4 The following rule applies to criminal offences where victim confirmation is required to com ...
... If the criteria to record are satisfied (reasonable probability and no credible evidence to the contrary) and the victim does not want the matter taken any further, a criminal offence should be recorded. A.4 The following rule applies to criminal offences where victim confirmation is required to com ...
Wilful Promotion of Hatred 319(2)
... the offence was committed, on such conviction, may, in addition to any other punishment imposed, be ordered by the presiding provincial court judge or judge to be forfeited to Her Majesty in right of the province in which that person is convicted, for disposal as the Attorney General may direct. ...
... the offence was committed, on such conviction, may, in addition to any other punishment imposed, be ordered by the presiding provincial court judge or judge to be forfeited to Her Majesty in right of the province in which that person is convicted, for disposal as the Attorney General may direct. ...
Section 16(3A) bail form
... The charges are not in the Vicious Lawless Association Disestablishment Act 2013 (Qld) (VLAD Act) schedule. The client has not previously been convicted of offences of a similar nature nor has charges pending of a similar nature. If convicted today, the client is unlikely to receive a sentence invol ...
... The charges are not in the Vicious Lawless Association Disestablishment Act 2013 (Qld) (VLAD Act) schedule. The client has not previously been convicted of offences of a similar nature nor has charges pending of a similar nature. If convicted today, the client is unlikely to receive a sentence invol ...
Supreme Court Practice Direction 4 of 2014
... A video-taped recording (under the Evidence Act 1977 this means a recording, including the accompanying sound track, on any medium from which a moving image may be produced by any means) of an affected child's evidence recorded pursuant to the provisions of Part 2, Division 4A of the Evidence Act, w ...
... A video-taped recording (under the Evidence Act 1977 this means a recording, including the accompanying sound track, on any medium from which a moving image may be produced by any means) of an affected child's evidence recorded pursuant to the provisions of Part 2, Division 4A of the Evidence Act, w ...
Order Dentention - The Courts of Nova Scotia
... On being satisfied that there are some things which were seized and are no longer required for any purpose, I ORDER disposition as follows: since no dispute exists in respect of lawful possession, I order return of the following property to , the person lawfully entitled to possession: ...
... On being satisfied that there are some things which were seized and are no longer required for any purpose, I ORDER disposition as follows: since no dispute exists in respect of lawful possession, I order return of the following property to , the person lawfully entitled to possession: ...