Systém ASPI - stav k 7.10.2011 do čiastky 100/2011 Z.z.
... 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 obligations into account. (7) Every person has the right for their criminal case to be heard by an independent and impartial court ...
... 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 obligations into account. (7) Every person has the right for their criminal case to be heard by an independent and impartial court ...
Q1 - Comite Maritime International
... 3. A state control on the safety shipping in maritime territories and Bulgarian length of Danube river. The Minister of transport and communications determines by ordinances the legal requirements related to the safety of various types of vessels, their construction and shipping equipment. Part II ...
... 3. A state control on the safety shipping in maritime territories and Bulgarian length of Danube river. The Minister of transport and communications determines by ordinances the legal requirements related to the safety of various types of vessels, their construction and shipping equipment. Part II ...
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 ...
Discussion document on the rights and needs of remand detainees
... McKay v UK (2006) 44 EHRR 827. ICCPR, Article 9.5. 35 Recommendation Rec (2003)20 of the Committee of Ministers to member states concerning new ways of dealing with juvenile delinquency and the role of juvenile justice, 16 provides: “When, as a last resort, juvenile suspects are remanded in custody, ...
... McKay v UK (2006) 44 EHRR 827. ICCPR, Article 9.5. 35 Recommendation Rec (2003)20 of the Committee of Ministers to member states concerning new ways of dealing with juvenile delinquency and the role of juvenile justice, 16 provides: “When, as a last resort, juvenile suspects are remanded in custody, ...
the value of a pre-sentence report
... with the probation system. The state probation officers were appointed in 1913, but it was only in 1 91 5 that they provided the court with pre-sentence reports as one of their duties. The probation officers were originally appointed to supervise offenders placed on probation, but the courts started ...
... with the probation system. The state probation officers were appointed in 1913, but it was only in 1 91 5 that they provided the court with pre-sentence reports as one of their duties. The probation officers were originally appointed to supervise offenders placed on probation, but the courts started ...
the application of the prescribed minimum sentence in term\205
... has brought about an inspiration for the development of our legal system. Youthful offenders like any other person in South Africa have fundamental rights. Section 28 provides for the rights of children in general and section 28(2) makes provisions for the supremacy of children’s rights in every fie ...
... has brought about an inspiration for the development of our legal system. Youthful offenders like any other person in South Africa have fundamental rights. Section 28 provides for the rights of children in general and section 28(2) makes provisions for the supremacy of children’s rights in every fie ...
Florida Department of Law Enforcement
... 24.1 million arrests 20.3 million adult arrests 3.8 million juvenile arrests Florida’s CCH is the 4th largest in the nation - only Texas, California & New York have more records ...
... 24.1 million arrests 20.3 million adult arrests 3.8 million juvenile arrests Florida’s CCH is the 4th largest in the nation - only Texas, California & New York have more records ...
David Daleiden`s Criminal Show Trial in California will Drag Into the
... privacy right is in direct conflict in this prosecution with the freedom of press, written in blackand-white text in the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution? Even the hyper-liberal L.A. Times editorial board found A.G. Becerra’s move to be ominous: “It's disturbingly aggressive for Becerra to ...
... privacy right is in direct conflict in this prosecution with the freedom of press, written in blackand-white text in the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution? Even the hyper-liberal L.A. Times editorial board found A.G. Becerra’s move to be ominous: “It's disturbingly aggressive for Becerra to ...
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 of Canada Kirzner v. R., [1978] 2 S.C.R. 487 Date
... rea by the accused. The trial judge obviously had in mind the judg[Page 490] ...
... rea by the accused. The trial judge obviously had in mind the judg[Page 490] ...
Criminal History Record Information (CHRI)
... through the ADR program), two counties report online, and 32 counties continue to report manually to CHRI. A recent audit (FY99), conducted by the Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority, revealed that 51.7% of all reportable court dispositions were not posted to CHRI. In order to improve t ...
... through the ADR program), two counties report online, and 32 counties continue to report manually to CHRI. A recent audit (FY99), conducted by the Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority, revealed that 51.7% of all reportable court dispositions were not posted to CHRI. In order to improve t ...
Untitled - Federal Bar Association
... Judges could perform these duties,16 thereby creating a flexible tool for the administration of justice. The number of district courts that designated Magistrates to perform the full extent of the duties authorized by Congress, especially presiding over the trials of civil cases with the consent of ...
... Judges could perform these duties,16 thereby creating a flexible tool for the administration of justice. The number of district courts that designated Magistrates to perform the full extent of the duties authorized by Congress, especially presiding over the trials of civil cases with the consent of ...
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 ...
RTF format
... Flynote:: Criminal Procedure - Sentence - Stock theft - sentence disproportionate to the offence committed, the offender and legitimate expectations of society - matter remitted to regional court to sentence the accused afresh. Summary: The appellant appealed against the sentence imposed by the regi ...
... Flynote:: Criminal Procedure - Sentence - Stock theft - sentence disproportionate to the offence committed, the offender and legitimate expectations of society - matter remitted to regional court to sentence the accused afresh. Summary: The appellant appealed against the sentence imposed by the regi ...
memorandum
... the other party provides a written notice for the other party. 2. Until the termination of this MOU, both parties should respect and apply the set forth conditions that derive form this MOU, concerning the information and the documents exchanged before the date of its. ...
... the other party provides a written notice for the other party. 2. Until the termination of this MOU, both parties should respect and apply the set forth conditions that derive form this MOU, concerning the information and the documents exchanged before the date of its. ...
158/2007
... necessitated by the fact that the majority of people in this country are – as the law reports inform us – poor and they cannot afford to pay for legal representation. Poor service by lawyers appointed by the Board, which lead to infringement of accused persons’ rights, does not constitute a proper d ...
... necessitated by the fact that the majority of people in this country are – as the law reports inform us – poor and they cannot afford to pay for legal representation. Poor service by lawyers appointed by the Board, which lead to infringement of accused persons’ rights, does not constitute a proper d ...
The Final Solution
... • D enters a plea – Guilty and sentencing can take place immediately • If he pleads not guilty then the defence and prosecution have to inform court of the following: ...
... • D enters a plea – Guilty and sentencing can take place immediately • If he pleads not guilty then the defence and prosecution have to inform court of the following: ...
Searches Without a Warrant
... Officer may ask to speak to individual Can refuse without fear of assumed guilt Running from police gives reasonable suspicion ...
... Officer may ask to speak to individual Can refuse without fear of assumed guilt Running from police gives reasonable suspicion ...
Effectiveness of the Law in
... Factors, which may hinder inequality and accessibility in criminal law include: Cost (legal representation is expensive) Time (lengthy trials cost more and waiting increases anxiety) Knowledge of the system and its procedures Cost – The cost of justice means that it would be impossible for ma ...
... Factors, which may hinder inequality and accessibility in criminal law include: Cost (legal representation is expensive) Time (lengthy trials cost more and waiting increases anxiety) Knowledge of the system and its procedures Cost – The cost of justice means that it would be impossible for ma ...
curriculum vitae
... a year doing almost all of the criminal work for the firm including Court appearances. ...
... a year doing almost all of the criminal work for the firm including Court appearances. ...
dispute resolution and fact finding methods
... • The investigating judge has a lot of control over the way in which the evidence is collected and presented. • Written proceedings prevail here as the evidence gathered by the investigating judge is submitted to the court as the case file (dossier de la cause) for scrutiny by both parties and the j ...
... • The investigating judge has a lot of control over the way in which the evidence is collected and presented. • Written proceedings prevail here as the evidence gathered by the investigating judge is submitted to the court as the case file (dossier de la cause) for scrutiny by both parties and the j ...
Sentence HAC27.2011 (27 April 2012) (Original
... her child, the court cannot condone the defilement of a fifteen year old by a 61 year old neighbor. It is unrealistic for the accused to believe that this could be a virtuous relationship. The evidence of the girl suggests otherwise. Although he is not in a position of trust, he is nevertheless an e ...
... her child, the court cannot condone the defilement of a fifteen year old by a 61 year old neighbor. It is unrealistic for the accused to believe that this could be a virtuous relationship. The evidence of the girl suggests otherwise. Although he is not in a position of trust, he is nevertheless an e ...