Exemples d'utilisation de Commit an offence en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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Minors who commit an offence are dealt with in a manner that takes account of their age
not to subjects that could potentially commit an offence ranging from an ordinary crime to a terrorist act.
Persons aged 17 years and above who commit an offence come within the jurisdiction of the District or High Court depending
Cubans who commit an offence abroad and have been turned over to Cuba for trial by its courts under treaties to which it is a party;
to 12 for all offences and the rebuttable presumption that children under the age of 14 cannot commit an offence should be restored.
In France, aliens who commit an offence on French territory are not only liable to the punishment stipulated by law for the offence,
Cuban criminal law is applicable to Cuban nationals who commit an offence abroad and are surrendered to Cuba to be tried by its courts pursuant to treaties to which Cuba is a party.
over the age of 9 who commit an offence with mischievous intent are punished with reprimand
in cases where such persons commit an offence in the territory of Kazakhstan, is settled in accordance with international law.
stateless persons resident in Cuba who commit an offence abroad, if they are in Cuba
under 12 years of age can commit an offence, under the PPC, if such child has sufficient maturity of understanding to judge the nature
Children between the ages of 8 and 16 who commit an offence would be referred to a children's hearing:
Deportation action is also available against permanent residents who, in their first ten years of residence, commit an offence for which they are sentenced to imprisonment for one year or more.
Kazakh citizens who commit an offence in the territory of another State are not liable to extradition to that State, unless otherwise stipulated in an international treaty.
The same provisions govern aliens who commit an offence in Morocco or are accomplices to it and are sentenced
The Act will apply to those who commit an offence in the territory of the Republic
Punishment and other penal measures imposed on persons who commit an offence may not aim to cause physical suffering or humiliation.
The Youth Criminal Justice Act applies to young people aged 12 to 17 who commit an offence under the Criminal Code
to consider criminal cases, since she had understood from paragraph 36 of the report that a child below the age of seven could not commit an offence.
Provisional detention can of course not be ordered on the general grounds that the accused might commit an offence of some kind: it must be shown that there is a specific risk of reoffending.