Примеры использования To be innocent на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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where the detainees are presumed to be innocent.
Article 172: fabricating charges against a person known to be innocent. Part 2 makes it a criminal offence to cause such a person to be charged with particularly serious State
Bringing to trial, by a person carrying out a preliminary inquiry or pre-trial investigation or a prosecutor, of a person known to be innocent, for the commission of a socially dangerous act, including the commission of a serious
any person accused of a crime is deemed to be innocent until his guilt is lawfully proved in open court proceedings that afford the accused every opportunity for defence.
The Criminal Code imposes liability on law enforcement officers who bring criminal proceedings against a person known to be innocent and prescribes criminal penalties for unlawful exemption from criminal liability
defendant is assumed to be innocent(null is not rejected)
for self-seeking or other personal motives, of a party known to be innocent”.
or proven to be innocent and thus acquitted and discharged.
It further draws attention to the fact that the author himself argued that his acquittal by the military tribunal on 5 April 1990 proved that the judges considered him to be innocent.
Article 313, Conducting an unlawful criminal prosecution by the prosecutor against a person who is known to be innocent, is punished by a fine
It must also be noted that under the Mauritian legal system an accused person is presumed to be innocent and is not compelled to give evidence at the trial or to answer questions being asked by the police at the inquiry stage.
consequently still presumed to be innocent, could be placed in solitary confinement, and if so which
investigations should proceed on the basis that individuals are presumed to be innocent.
connection with anti-terrorism operations, such as detention when the detainee is subsequently proved to be innocent.
the criminal prosecution of persons known to be innocent, deliberately unlawful police custody
In order to address the problem of criminal prosecutions of persons known to be innocent, articles 230-236 of the Code make it a criminal offence for judicial officers to prosecute for a socially dangerous act a person known to be innocent, to bring in an unjust verdict, to fail to enforce a judicial decision,
In order to limit the practice of prosecuting persons known to be innocent, articles 230 to 236 of the Code make it a punishable offence for judicial officers to prosecute a person known to be innocent for a socially dangerous act, to bring in an unjust sentence, to fail to enforce a judicial decision
In order to address the problem of criminal prosecutions of persons known to be innocent, articles 230-236 of the Code make it a criminal offence for judicial officers to prosecute a person known to be innocent of a socially dangerous act,
Both are widely considered to be innocent and the case has become a cause célèbre in the effort to curb impunity