Examples of using Before a judge in English and their translations into French
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Regarding corruption, the Attorney General indicated that his office regularly referred cases to the Office of the General Prosecutor to investigate and to bring them before a judge.
The General Prosecutor's Office had been successful in bringing 69 such cases before a judge in 2015.
Once a suspect has been arrested, he must be brought before a judge within 72 hours.
It follows that the legal provisions concerning legal assistance and appearance before a judge are not applicable in such circumstances.
the men allegedly waited six weeks to be transferred to the pretrial detention facilities or stand before a judge.
they have a chance to respond before a judge makes a decision.
the appeal was scheduled before a judge of the Ontario Court of Justice.
If the State party had evidence against him, it should have charged him accordingly and brought him before a judge.
search warrant applications will be made before a judge of a superior or county court.
In the case of Mr. Khader, his first appearance before a judge did not take place until 10 days after his arrest,
Sentencing a person to capital punishment if he had not been brought before a judge during his time in police custody
deprived of his/her liberty should be brought before a judge to examine the lawfulness of detention within 24 hours
Every person arrested must be brought before a judge for preliminary examination within 24 hours from the arrest if not released.
Although many Criminal Code and related offences can be tried before a judge with a jury at the election of the defence it is usually the most serious offences which in practice are decided by juries.
Once that time limit expired, the suspect had to be brought before a judge and was also entitled from the beginning of the proceedings to have access to a lawyer.
that the right should exist to challenge the legality of detention before a judge or an independent impartial body having the authority to release the person,
were brought before a judge after no more than eight days.
without conviction or presentation before a judge, and without the possibility of the detainee contesting the legality of his or her detention.
into Canadian law and being invoked before a judge during an inquiry into a federal government contract.
I was detained for 18 days at Al-Ansar camp without being brought before a judge.