Examples of using Were tried in English and their translations into Arabic
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Conducting proceedings in a customary court simply meant that accused persons were tried on the basis of customary law.
although the two other accomplices were tried and sentenced to life terms.
Following this, wolfpack tactics were shelved until the following year, when they were tried again with more success during the so-called"Happy Time".[3].
Since Iran did not have a system of juvenile courts, children were tried in adult courts, where judges did not have the expertise to deal with juveniles.
The detainees were tried before five special courts and in accordance with the 2001 Anti-Terrorism Act.
After the war, these crimes were tried at what became known as the Doctors' Trial, and revulsion at the
Under the new Constitution, judges were tried in a special court for misconduct and other offences contained in the Code of Criminal Procedure.
In October 2003, Mr. Rindal and Mr. Warming were tried before the Grindsted District Court and convicted of offences against section 266(b)(1).
Twenty suspects were tried in public hearing and the remaining seven were heard in camera.
In 67 of the cases, perpetrators were tried before competent courts in the Government-controlled zones.
The men were tried and convicted for their participation in the summary executions, rape and looting.
The defendants were tried without legal representation and there were no defence or prosecution witnesses in court.
Some suspects were tried in local courts and three were reportedly sentenced to death.
In a subsequent communication, the source indicated that Sulejman Rrahman Mekollari, Dilaver Ibrahim Dauti, Liriam Servet Veliu and Gani Korro were tried on 17 March 1995 by the Saranda district court.
On 9 July 1993, they were tried for the offence of enemy propaganda by the chamber for offences against State security of the Provincial Court of Santiago de Cuba and sentenced to three years ' imprisonment.
Father Hillary Boma, Chancellor of the Archdiocese of the Roman Catholic Church in Khartoum and outspoken critic of government policies, another Catholic priest, Father Lino Sebit, and 25 others, mostly southerners, were tried in a military court for conspiracy and sabotage.
In 2010, the media reported that two child recruits of Al-Qaida in the Arabian Peninsula, including an Iraqi and a German national, were tried by the Special Criminal Court on charges for planning attacks in Yemen.
On 20 March, five policemen were tried in summary proceedings at the Lower Court in west Mostar on charges of maltreatment by a public official related to the events of 10 February.
they were subject to Israeli criminal law, which offered far more protections for minors than the military law under which Palestinian children were tried.
Concerning the claim that Isabel Pernas and the author were tried at different times, the Committee notes