Examples of using Bis in idem in English and their translations into French
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avoid ne bis in idem.
may breach the general legal principle of ne bis in idem.
was not incompatible with the principles of res judicata and non bis in idem.
non-retroactivity and non bis in idem.
more than one trial or conviction for the same criminal offence(ne bis in idem); forced assimilation.
double proceedings especially with regard to the ne bis in idem and double jeopardy principles.
a retrial prohibited pursuant to the principle of ne bis in idem as contained in paragraph 7.
on the basis of the non bis in idem principle, the sanctions provided for in article 9 may be applied to commercial carriers only in cases where no actions are brought against them for smuggling migrants.
Partial coverage is often provided in relation to the principle of ne bis in idem(or the prevention or prohibition of double jeopardy), albeit normally in the negative sense of constituting
including respect for the principle of ne bis in idem, the refusal to admit documentary evidence submitted by the authors and the classification of the penalty imposed.
The draft articles should reflect the principle of non bis in idem, which established that a person expelled was exonerated from legal
The Act also embodies the principle of non bis in idem, in accordance with which extradition will be refused if a final decision with the effect of res judicata has been handed down in Luxembourg for the offence in connection with which extradition is sought art. 9.
First, it attached great importance to the non bis in idem principle, and would have wished to see circumstances in which a national court was empowered to reopen cases already tried by a court of another State limited more rigorously than they were under article 12,
The Court also held that the judicial guarantee of non bis in idem was violated by the Peruvian Government because Ms. Loayza was tried
In the application of this article,">the general principles of law, including that of non bis in idem are duly taken heed of.
ne bis in idem, meaning that a State shall not try
non bis in idem and non-retroactivity in the draft Code
respect of the principle ne bis in idem and the right to defence.
Article 50 of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union171 states the general principle of the right to ne bis in idem(the right not to be tried
To safeguard the principle of ne bis in idem contained in article 14, paragraph 7,