Examples of using Criminal courts in English and their translations into Chinese
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This cannot and should not result in automatic inclusion in the draft articles of the principles on immunity contained in the instruments that regulate the international criminal courts.
The two existing international criminal courts, concerning the former Yugoslavia and Rwanda, are important first steps which merit support and full cooperation from all States.
(1) The two criminal courts in Northern Darfur and Western Darfur(see annex III);
Although they should be heard by full-fledged criminal courts, such acts are still being handled by lesser courts, as the criminal courts have not been holding sessions.
International criminal courts have only a supplementary role to play, since they cannot replace national judicial systems.
This indictment recognizes that reality and lays a marker that international criminal courts will hold any perpetrator- regardless of gender- responsible for his or her actions.
The author, the relatives of the two disappeared men and human rights organizations could therefore petition the Ivorian criminal courts to open a judicial inquiry into the matter.
In 2004, its jurisdiction was expanded to include state security offences that previously had been tried by ordinary criminal courts.
The same trend is to be noted in Germany, where persons who commit military offences are tried, in peacetime, by the ordinary criminal courts.
The alternative would be for the United Nations to run its own criminal courts within the host State.
He noted that his country had a competent judiciary and that the three criminal courts that had been established in Darfur had already heard a certain number of cases.
Requests for extradition are assigned to one of the thirteen supervisory criminal courts in the capital.
Information technology and office equipment were delivered to the Ministry of Justice in November to equip criminal courts in Bissau and the regions.
It is worth mentioning that, as a result of Law 9,099/95, which created the Special Criminal Courts, difficulties of access to justice and the slowness of courts were to some extent overcome, regarding misdemeanors.
The Bill is designed to give both Police and criminal courts enhanced tools to provide victims of domestic violence with immediate protection and to help keep victims safe from further violence.
In 1995, Law 9,099/95 established the Special Criminal Courts with the aim of facilitating access to justice in cases of crimes of" lower offensive potential", which are punished by imprisonment of up to one year.
Special Criminal Courts provide special assistance to both the aggressor and the victim with a multi-professional team, in order to protect the victim and expedite the development of the proceedings.
Although 468 cases have been transferred from the military criminal courts to the ordinary courts, a number of cases of serious violations of human rights remain within the purview of the military justice system.
According to the author, the military criminal courts did not have jurisdiction to investigate him for the offences mentioned as he himself maintained no relationship with the Colombian military forces.
The most prominent of the conflict-related accountability mechanisms in Darfur are the Special Criminal Courts on the Events in Darfur, which the Chief Justice of the Sudan established by decree on 7 June 2005.