Примеры использования An offence has been committed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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If sufficient evidence is uncovered tending to show that an offence has been committed, criminal proceedings are instituted on the basis of these bodies' findings.
This requirement applies also to other cases involving exception from the main principle that Iceland only has criminal jurisdiction in cases where an offence has been committed on Icelandic territory
the victim may appeal to the criminal courts when an offence has been committed, or to the civil courts in cases involving loss or injury.
When an offence has been committed by a minor aged under 18,
When a judicial police official deems an offence has been committed, the official is to investigate the offender
in addition to the criminal proceedings which the prosecutor may initiate if there are good reasons to believe an offence has been committed.
the Bill makes provision for a police officer not to arrest a person on the basis of a mere allegation by a third party unless he has carried out necessary investigations to verify that an offence has been committed or is about to be committed. .
When an offence has been committed in the territory of Serbia,
that such person should be aware of the fact that an offence has been committed; and that he or she should make personal use of the illegally acquired assets.
exempted from criminal liability, where, after an offence has been committed, he or she actively assists in exposing
probable grounds to believe that an offence has been committed; and, pro-prosecution policies,
when there were reliable indications that an offence had been committed and that such intervention was vital to the investigation.
For example, article 3(13) stipulated that the penalty was doubled when an offence had been committed by a State agent who had abused the power inherent to his or her duties.
if there were grounds to believe that an offence had been committed, the matter was immediately referred to the competent judicial body.
she had the legal obligation to prosecute if there was evidence that an offence had been committed, unless the law stipulated otherwise.
Such searches could be carried out if there was reason to suspect that an offence had been committed, and could include searches of body cavities;
there was nothing to indicate that an offence had been committed and, on the contrary, all the evidence collected suggested that the author had deliberately injured himself.
the Court ordered his placement in provisional detention on the grounds that there was reasonable evidence that an offence had been committed and that he posed a flight risk. On 14 April 2008,