Examples of using Code of criminal procedure in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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remedies provided for in the Code of Criminal Procedure, including.
The Code of Criminal Procedure is the primary legislation on the procedure for the regulation of criminal law in India.
Pursuant to§ 381(1) of the Code of Criminal Procedure the following costs may be incurred in criminal proceedings.
The Code of Criminal Procedure is the main legislation on the procedure for the regulation of criminal law in India.
The Indian Penal Code is a substantive law whereas, the Code of Criminal Procedure is procedural law.
The scope of the Specialised Criminal Court is governed by Section 14 No 301/2005 of the Code of Criminal Procedure.
Costs in criminal proceedings are regulated by Sections 380- 395 of the Code of Criminal Procedure(Strafprozessordnung- StPO).
136a and 163a of the Code of Criminal Procedure.
under§ 61(1) of the Code of Criminal Procedure(see below).
Yes, you can appeal against such a court decision before a court of appeal in accordance with the procedure set out in the Code of Criminal Procedure(Baudžiamojo proceso kodeksas).
The fixed costs for litigants in criminal proceedings are set out in the Code of Criminal Procedure and are divided into procedural costs,
Rights of victims in criminal proceedings are governed by the Code of Criminal Procedure(Strafprozessordnung(StPO)).
The Guidelines for Implementation of the Code of Criminal Procedure Disposizioni di Attuazione del Codice di Procedura Penale.
The Code of Criminal Procedure provides for a number of rules that detail the rights of the defense and the various ways
in accordance with the Code of Criminal Procedure.
The Code of Criminal Procedure specifies the substantial elements of a civil claim
The referring court explains that, subsequent to that order, the Spanish legislature amended the Code of Criminal Procedure by adopting Organic Law 13/2015.
Directive 2016/343 therefore applies to a procedure such as that provided for in Article 427 et seq. of the Code of Criminal Procedure.