Examples of using Bis in idem in English and their translations into Finnish
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Such proceedings were to be examined in relation to the ne bis in idem principle(the principle that a person should not be punished twice for the same offence),
7 to the ECHR,(32) the aspect of the ne bis in idem principle with which these proceedings are concerned is far from widespread and established in the States signatories to the ECHR.
The resolution calls for full application of the ne bis in idem principle.
Proposal on conflicts of jurisdiction and the ne bis in idem principle 2006.
It therefore seeks to prevent an infringement of the" ne bis in idem" principle.
This“ne bis in idem” principle is widely recognised by a large number of international conventions.109.
However, Mrs Weber's report is not aimed at preventing these ne bis in idem cases.
The Council noted the importance of the ne bis in idem principle as presently enshrined in the Schengen acquis.
He alleged that the Italian court had violated the ne bis in idem principle, which prohibits the institution of legal proceedings twice for the same cause of action.
Discussion focused on the scope of the possible exceptions to the application of the"ne bis in idem" principle,
There is currently an initiative from the Greek Republic for the adoption of a Council Framework Decision on the application of the“non bis in idem” principle, 138 under discussion in the Council.
Out of a concern for justice, to avoid any violation of the“ne bis in idem” principle and to exclude the risk of negative conflicts of jurisdiction,
which I shall examine below, but always as an integral part of the ne bis in idem principle.
of the Charter of necessity acquires its own definition when it is applied to the ne bis in idem principle.
The ne bis in idem principle is well established in Union law.
The ne bis in idem principle in Union law.
The ne bis in idem principle in the Convention Implementing the Schengen Agreement.
It might therefore be possible to provide that the European Public Prosecutor may order a preliminary enquiry, not having the status of commencement of proceedings, to ensure that the“ne bis in idem” principle is applied.
The very limited exceptions in those Conventions permitting the Member States to derogate from the‘non bis in idem' rule are covered by the horizontal clause in Article 52(1) of the Charter concerning limitations.