Examples of using Assistance in criminal matters in English and their translations into Arabic
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Work on issues such as extradition and mutual assistance in criminal matters had been done within different frameworks, inter alia, on the basis of existing international conventions, regional schemes and agreements and bilateral cooperation treaties, and also in anticipation of prospective international instruments to combat organized crime.
The above-mentioned judgment of the International Court of Justice concerning the immunity of the Minister for Foreign Affairs was referred to by the Republic of the Congo in its submission to the Court in the case Certain Criminal Proceedings in France and by Djibouti and France in the case Certain Questions of Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters.
However, others have been or are being developed elsewhere in the world such as the Ibero-American Legal Assistance Network, the Hemispheric Information Exchange Network for Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters and Extradition of OAS, the Commonwealth Network of Contact Persons, and judicial regional platforms for cooperation in the Indian Ocean region and in the Sahel.
The Judgment of the Court in the Arrest Warrant case was invoked in support of the latter argument, although certain members remarked that the Court appeared to have adopted a more restrictive approach in its more recent decision in the case concerning Certain Questions of Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters.
An expert in the law of treaties, he has been the leader of several Jamaican delegations in the negotiation of treaties in many areas of international law, including extradition, investment protection, environment, intellectual property, maritime delimitation, privileges and immunities and mutual assistance in criminal matters.
without any delay whatsoever, the complete processing of request for assistance in criminal matters take up at approximately two(2) months but hardly ever up to three(3) months.
that foreign State under which that foreign State has agreed to provide assistance in criminal matters to Malaysia.
Both parties shall, in accordance with the provisions of this treaty, grant each other assistance in criminal matters; criminal matters mean investigations, prosecutions or proceedings relating to any offence the punishment of which at the time of request for assistance, falls within the jurisdiction of the competent authorities of the requesting party.
(ix) Update existing training materials or tools(for instance, the manual on model treaties on extradition and mutual assistance in criminal matters) and, where appropriate, develop new tools; provide translations into the other official languages of the United Nations; organize expert group meetings;
(b) Undertaking regular reviews of their treaties on mutual assistance in criminal matters or other arrangements and implementing legislation, as well as taking other necessary measures for the purpose of rendering such arrangements and legislation more efficient
(g) Revisiting the United Nations model treaties on extradition and mutual assistance in criminal matters, in the light of the Organized Crime Convention and the Convention against Corruption, as well as recent developments in the field of international cooperation at the regional level, for the purpose of updating and consolidating them.
trafficking in persons and piracy; and(b) mutual assistance in criminal matters involving forfeiture of property and of the proceeds of crime.
Fr. Italy declares that it reserves the right to refuse extradition and mutual assistance in criminal matters in respect to any offence mentioned in Article 1 which it considers to be a political offence, an offence connected with a political offence or an offence inspired by political motives: in this case Italy undertakes to take into due consideration, when evaluating the character of the offence, any particularly serious aspects of the offence, including.
Recommends that consideration should be given to consolidating the various model treaties in order to develop a comprehensive international cooperation instrument, and requests the Secretary-General, in consultation with Member States and, as appropriate, with intergovernmental and other organizations, to submit to the Commission proposals for the development of such an instrument to be based on the Model Treaty on Extradition, the Model Treaty on Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters, Resolution 45/117, annex.
(b) Encourage States parties that do not recognize the Organized Crime Convention as a legal basis for cooperation to actively engage in the negotiation and conclusion of bilateral extradition treaties with other States parties, and draw the attention of such States to the potential interpretative function of the Organized Crime Convention and the Model Treaties on Extradition and Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters when negotiating, interpreting and implementing existing bilateral agreements;
The Pacific Islands Law Officers ' Network, the Commonwealth Network of Contact Persons, the European Judicial Network, Eurojust, the Hemispheric Information Exchange Network for Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters and Extradition of the Organization of American States and the Ibero-American Legal Assistance Network of judicial authorities of Spanish- and Portuguese-speaking countries have been formed only in recent years.
Commending the work of the Intergovernmental Expert Group Meeting on Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters, held at Arlington, Virginia, United States of America, from 23 to 26 February 1998, to implement in part resolution 52/88 by proposing complementary provisions for the Model Treaty, elements for inclusion in model legislation on mutual assistance in criminal matters, and training and technical assistance for national officials engaged in that field.