Examples of using Federal code of criminal procedure in English and their translations into French
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acknowledged that measures had been taken to prevent police misconduct, including amendments to the Federal Code of Criminal Procedure in 2010.
On 18 December 2002, the Federal Code of Criminal Procedure was amended
Under article 2, section III, of the Federal Code of Criminal Procedure, the federal public prosecutor is empowered to request the courts to impose precautionary arraigo,
In addition, various provisions of the Population Act, the Federal Criminal Code, the Federal Code of Criminal Procedure and other statutes have been amended in order to ensure that migrants' rights are respected.
the General Health Act and the Federal Code of Criminal Procedure.
the Federal Act against Organized Crime and the Federal Code of Criminal Procedure in order to improve coordination among institutions for combating trafficking in persons;
the Technical Secretariat has played an energetic role in coordinating the efforts of various branches of the federal executive in formulating a draft Federal Code of Criminal Procedure, with the help of analysis
To comply with the provisions of articles 2 of the Constitution and 154 of the Federal Code of Criminal Procedure, which guarantee indigenous people the right to an advocate who knows their language and culture, IFDP identified 84
Ii Article 161 of the Federal Code of Criminal Procedure stipulates that in order to extend the constitutional time-limit for making a committal order, notice must be given to the authority responsible for the establishment in which the suspect is detained, under the terms of article 19, paragraph 2, of the Constitution(currently article 4), which states.
490 et seq. of the Federal Code of Criminal Procedure, in conjunction with article 432 et seq. of the Federal Code of Civil Procedure, by way of supplementary application.
In its concluding observations it welcomed inter alia the new draft unified federal code of criminal procedure, the prohibition of incommunicado detention(mise au secret)
Article 134, paragraph 6, of the Federal Code of Criminal Procedure provides that where a person is detained beyond the time-limits prescribed under article 16 of the Constitution(48 or 96 hours in
Article 181 of the Federal Code of Criminal Procedure provides that the instruments,
as listed in Section 100a of the Federal Code of Criminal Procedure.
supplementing the Federal Act against Organized Crime and the Federal Code of Criminal Procedure in order to incorporate the relevant fundamental international guidelines
flagrancy has been limited, circumscribed and confined to very specific cases, as in article 193 of the Federal Code of Criminal Procedure.
aggravated homicide or kidnapping offences against the person dealt with in article 194 of the Federal Code of Criminal Procedure.
Pursuant to article 193 of the Federal Code of Criminal Procedure, flagrante delicto exists in three situations:(a) when the detaineeof committing an offence";(b) when he or she is pursued"immediately after having committed an offence"; and(c) if the arrest takes place within 48 hours of the offence having been committed, an investigation has already been launched, the alleged perpetrator has been identified and the offence is of a serious nature.">