Примеры использования Passive extradition на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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since the author was deprived of his liberty in accordance with the procedure established in the Law on Passive Extradition(No. 4/1985),
Concerning article 3, the report stated(para. 22) that, under the Passive Extradition Act, extradition was not authorized if the requesting State did not give guarantees that the individual whose extradition was sought would not be executed
In accordance with article 12 of the Passive Extradition Act, the author appeared on 22 January 1996 before Central Magistrates' Court No. 5
It points out that his presence at such a hearing is not required under Spain's Passive Extradition Act, article 12 of which provides only for the person facing extradition to appear before the investigating judge to agree to
The Passive Extradition Act(No. 4/1985 of 21 March) continues to be in force.
The law provides that, when granting passive extradition, consideration must be given to:(a)
convicted person, and passive extradition, which occurs when a foreign State requests that an indicted or convicted person be handed over by the Cuban Government.
paragraph 2, of the Law on Passive Extradition need not meet the requirement for a second hearing before a higher tribunal in criminal cases, as provided for under article 14,
Reference was made in Chile's last report to regulations in the new Code of Criminal Procedure governing passive extradition. These had not undergone substantive changes with the entry into force of the new Code,
to refer to the Act of 21 March 1985 that regulates passive extradition, article 2 of which states that"extradition may be granted for offences that are also characterized as offences under Spanish law
The Passive Extradition Act, No. 4/1985, of 21 March, has remained in effect during the period covered by this report;extradition is sought will not be executed or subjected to punishment injurious to his bodily integrity, or to inhuman or degrading treatment.">
more specifically since 1985, the Passive Extradition Act(No. 4/1985 of 21 March),
with full protection of the right to legal defence provided for under the legislation on criminal prosecution promulgated by the Royal Decree of 14 September 1882(art. 118 et seq.) and in the Passive Extradition Act for offences of all types.
The procedure for passive extradition in El Salvador is as follows.
It is recommended that procedures and rules should be established for passive extradition.
Besides, there is always the possibility of passive extradition if the crime is the subject of a criminal prosecution abroad.
The internal legislation regulating passive extradition does not contain an obligation in the terms of article 7, paragraph 1, of the Convention.
grant extradition, we may refer in this case to passive extradition.
The legal sources for passive extradition are: international treaties
the conditions under which passive extradition may be carried out are set out in regulations; such extradition is the prerogative of the Supreme Court.