Examples of using Offences in English and their translations into Arabic
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Joint submission 2 recommends adopting the law establishing the Supreme Audio-visual and Communications Council specified in the Constitution and decriminalizing press offences.
Articles 566 and 567 of the Code of Criminal Procedure provide protection for children who have been victims of crimes or offences.
The Government assures the United Nations that it shall exercise such jurisdiction with respect to such crimes or offences.
It should be noted that there are no limitations in national legislation and practice that would prevent its application to certain crimes or offences.
Such graduates may now only act as counsel for people involved in proceedings for minor offences.
the criminal procedures does not help to curb the occurrence of such offences.
Thus, the fact that the death penalty is limited to these offences means it is quite an exceptional measure meant for" most serious crimes".
The Criminal Code allows for the culprit to be prosecuted for both offences at the same time.
Swedish statistics on hate crimes are published annually, based mainly on reported offences, and including reported hate crimes classified by the perpetrator ' s motives.
Anti-laundering legislation includes as predicate offences several of the offences established in accordance with the Convention.
(g) The Act includes a chapter on criminal liability for offences against the rights of patients that are protected under the Act;
In addition, the fact that enforced disappearance and torture do not constitute separate offences under the criminal law makes the prosecution and conviction of those accused of such crimes difficult.
many cannabis offences, from simple use to trafficking,
The criminalization of the offences covered by the Convention and its Protocols was noted as a crucial element in order for States to be able to
Please provide information on the number and nature of cases, including the geographical location of the offences prosecuted, in which those legal provisions were applied, as well as on the penalties imposed
i.e. the same penalties apply whether the offences were committed in Singapore or overseas.
Article 20 of the Statute should be reformulated along the lines of the draft Code, with each crime being defined in a separate article identifying the essential elements of the offences and the minimum qualitative and quantitative requirements.
shall not consider any of the offences established in accordance with this Convention to be a political offence. .
issue approporiate warnings or fines for offences.
A comprehensive framework for measuring organized crime should explicitly address the offences related to participation in organized groups as well as the different manifestations of organized crime in other offences(such as homicides).