Примеры использования Suspect must на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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arrested suspects must be questioned within 24 hours of being brought before the police
Any irregularity that is detected or suspected must be reported immediately to the Chief Financial Officer who will inform the Chief Executive Officer and the Board.
Generally speaking, any confessions or admissions made by suspects must be tape recorded where practicable.
Suspects must be immediately informed of their right to counsel of their own choice,
including the rule that suspects must be brought before a judge within 48 hours,
Article 143 of the Code of Criminal Procedure establishes that prior to questioning, suspects must be informed of their rights under article 79 of the Code see the information on paragraph 9 a.
subsequently by the examining magistrate, suspects must be informed that they may refuse to give a statement art. 167, para. 1 b.
Pursuant to the instructions which officials in the services of the Ministry of Internal Affairs received, suspects must be able to inform their families of their detention;
One of the major problems in mutual legal assistance worldwide is that the requested State is often slow in replying and suspects must be freed owing to lack of evidence.
The hearing was then postponed to 16 March 2005 despite the fact that article 79 of the Code of Criminal Procedure provides that suspects must be questioned by an examining magistrate within three days of their arrest.
In the meantime, suspects must remain in prison,
Suspects must be informed of the charges against them
intimidation or torture; suspects must be informed of the charges against them
Beyond that the suspect must be either charged or set free.
In addition, personal circumstances of the suspect must be taken into account Article 99.
If the request was refused, the suspect must immediately be either charged or released.
A suspect must be informed of the reason for his detention and questioned within 24 hours;
After that, the suspect must be brought before a judge, who decided whether to continue detention.
Publication of the names could deprive the possible perpetrators of the fundamental rights that any suspect must enjoy.
A suspect must be notified at the commencement or recommencement of any interview of his right to legal advice.