Exemples d'utilisation de Offences were committed en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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The offences were committed outside the territory of the requesting State by an alien to that State,
Approximately half of the offences were committed by friends, boy/girlfriends
4,373 offences were committed by minors, which marks a 19 per cent increase over the same period of 1991.
Prescription shall also be suspended in cases in which the offences were committed in the exercise of public duties,
in respect of double criminality, when offences were committed outside Poland the principle of sovereignty applied,
He emphasized that if offences were committed against ethnic groups,
The term"extra-territorial jurisdiction" as used in the context of the Extra-territorial Offences Act 1976 means that Malaysian authorities claim jurisdiction over certain specified offences under Malaysian law as if these offences were committed in Malaysia when such offences are committed. .
Since an increasing number of offences were committed by legal persons,
The Court noted that although it was undisputed that at the time the offences were committed and the authors were convicted, they were affiliated to the Provisional IRA,"it is accepted
i.e. the same penalties apply whether the offences were committed in Singapore or overseas. Amendments to the Penal Code.
105 offences were committed(71 in 12 months of 2001), including 71 deliberate murders
children who committed them, as compared with 2000 when 667 criminal offences were committed by 430 criminally non-responsible children.
the participants in such patrols were subject to trial in criminal courts in the event that punishable offences were committed.
9 of the Indonesian Penal Code Timor-Leste has jurisdiction over the offences dealt with in the Optional Protocol where those offences were committed by any person within Timor-Leste or outside of Timor-Leste
States that did not extradite their nationals were asked whether it was possible: to establish jurisdiction over offences covered by the Convention when those offences were committed by their nationals outside their territory(aut dedere aut judicare);
defamation of religion. The Special Rapporteur had clearly stated that many of those offences were committed in democratic societies,
including persons acting under governmental authority and intermediaries, whether their offences were committed in their own or in a foreign country,
If the offence is committed against a person under 14 years of age;
The offence is committed in the territory of that State; or.
The offence is committed by a national of that State.