Приклади вживання Convicted persons Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Until 2014, the OPORA Civil Network recorded in the colonies various practices of coercing convicted persons to vote, while informants also reported cases of bribery,
now convicted persons have been“transferring” ch.
Convicted persons who are in severe conditions of detention,
during validity of moratorium for execution of death penalty shall be detained in one-man prison cells in isolation from other convicted persons.
The Court observes that the legal position is made more uncertain by the second paragraph of Article 41 of the Code which provides that“convicted persons serving their sentence in a prison are not allowed to receive parcels”.
according to relatives and convicted persons is a violation of their right to privacy.
On September 7, as part of the exchange of detainees and convicted persons, which took place between the Russian Federation
Later, she said that Ukraine was ready to transfer Russia with 13 more convicted persons with dual citizenship,
accused or convicted persons or other parties to criminal proceedings should respect their right to protection of privacy in accordance with Article 8 of the Convention.
physical violence forced the illegally convicted persons to criminate themselves the commission of these grave crimes.
illegally held, convicted persons in the ratio of 208 to 69,” he said.
Para 15 says that the“work on bringing the conditions of holding inmates and convicted persons in compliance with international requirements,
which have indicated to the Registrar of the Special Court their willingness to accept convicted persons.
Convicted persons serving imprisonment in locked rooms,
Convicted person has the right to personal security.
Convicted person has the right to personal security.
The convicted person is serving his full sentence,
Convicted person is allowed to carry no more than ten books and magazines.
It is noted that a convicted person may carry a weapon.
The time during which the convicted person.