Примери за използване на Public prosecutors на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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In the UK criminal prosecutions are brought by public prosecutors(and in E&W by public authorities
No influence at all should be given to the executive or to the Legislative power in the process of selection of judges and public prosecutors.
Ordinary and military prosecutors are appointed by the Prosecutor General from a shortlist of candidates proposed by the National Council of Public Prosecutors.
Vacant permanent positions for public prosecutors, like permanent positions for judges,
There should be no interference by the legislative or executive authorities in the selection of judges and public prosecutors.
Finally, public prosecutors deal with cases of compensation with regard to criminal prosecution
continuous training for judges, public prosecutors and court staff.
Judges and public prosecutors should be appointed for life
In penal matters public prosecutors are the only authority that can charge someone with a crime(environmental crime included).
Currently, the country has four women judges and two public prosecutors, as well as other judicial officials.
Judges and public prosecutors must be granted full freedom of association, both on national and international level.
civil responsibility of public prosecutors is regulated in the same way as that of judges.
The German Judicial Academy is responsible for continuous training of all judges and public prosecutors at national level.
investigators, public prosecutors, lawyers and judges.
Provide more resources and training materials on gender-based violence for judges, public prosecutors and lawyers;
The legal profession in Malta is organised as a unitary system, and public prosecutors are appointed from amongst practising lawyers.
continuous training of judges and public prosecutors.
represents the interests of public prosecutors.
The event is organized in cooperation with the Academy for training of judges and public prosecutors.
The legal profession in Malta is organised under a unitary system and public prosecutors are appointed from among practising advocates.