Examples of using Offence was committed in English and their translations into French
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because the penalty imposed was heavier than the one that should have been imposed at the time the offence was committed.
the courts in the place where the offence was committed, in the alleged perpetrator's place of residence
her Member State of residence, if he was unable to do so in the Member State where the offence was committed.
Where the offence was committed wholly or in part in the territory of the State,
For juvenile defendants who, on the date when the offence was committed had not reached the age of 18, the term of detention can be prolonged only to six months art. 79 3.
the expropriation of lands where the offence was committed, in addition to criminal sanctions.
States should address the problem to ensure that such offenders can be prosecuted either in the country where the offence was committed or in the country where the perpetrators[reside or] are nationals or where the child victim is a national.
It is generally admitted in criminal law that any court hearing a criminal case is entitled to examine the circumstances in which an offence was committed and to determine whether there are any circumstances that diminish the responsibility of the accused.
refer the case to a court in the vicinity of the place where the crime or offence was committed.
statements which could illustrate that an offence was committed.
there are two hypotheses in issue: first, an offence was committed; and, second, the accused is the person who committed the offence. .
yet on the place where the offence was committed or when.
particularly the exact date that the offence was committed and the convicted person's date of birth.
could not be pronounced on or recorded against a person who at the time when the offence was committed was under the age of 16 years.
that was flying its flag or an aircraft that was registered under its law at the time the offence was committed; or.
have not been punished in the country where the offence was committed.
the Supreme Court confirmed that the penalty was applied in accordance with the law in force at the time the offence was committed.
even if the predicate offence was committed abroad, and irrespective of the offender's identity.
The judge may order an investigation if he considers it proven that an offence was committed, even if he is convinced that the person arrested by the police is not responsible for the offence. .
Thus, article 10 of the Criminal Code establishes criminal liability for persons who, at the time the offence was committed, had reached the age of 16.
