Examples of using Judicial error in English and their translations into French
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the impossibility of lodging an appeal opened the door to irreparable judicial error, particularly when a person was sentenced to death.
The Permanent Mission provided lengthier detail on the specific context of compensation for judicial error, including for pretrial detention resulting in acquittal or dismissal,
This creates a significant risk of judicial error.
are not awarded in respect of a judicial error unless it is found to be the result of a major fault or deliberate fraud.
a source of judicial error.
a decision by a single judge can lead to judicial error in individual cases.
in spite of the fact that Mr. Dumont was the victim of a judicial error entitled to compensation.
is that the author was actually compensated for damages deriving from the judicial error which he alleges he suffered.
unless the minor or his or her legal guardians contributed wilfully or culpably to the judicial error.
Article 22 of the Constitution guarantees the right of victims to compensation in the event of judicial error, improper administration of justice, acts that may
if the effect would be detrimental to the situation of the person convicted(acquitted), a judicial error cannot be rectified upon review under any circumstances,
Although the case has not arisen, legislators have made provision for a reparation mechanism in the event of judicial error(article 17 of the Constitution)
restoration of the prior legal situation, or reparation of the legal situation jeopardized through judicial error or unjustified delay or omission.
claiming that he was a victim of a judicial error, and seeking compensation for damages suffered,
Article 531 bis goes on to state that damages awarded to the victim of the judicial error or his rightful claimants,
any person sentenced to this penalty therefore enjoys a number of safeguards that usually protect him from any judicial error.
responsibilities should not be accepted as the basis for any trial leading to the imposition of a penalty in respect of which judicial error is irremediable.
owing to the nature of the sentence, judicial error in this instance is irreversible.
any person sentenced to this penalty therefore enjoys a number of safeguards that usually protect him from any judicial error.
of ordinary courts when, by nature, judicial error is, in this instance, irreversible.