Examples of using Persons who commit in English and their translations into French
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Under article 2 of the 1976 Juvenile Law, persons who commit status offences(e.g. begging, dropping out,
Pursuant to a circular issued by the Public Prosecutor at the Supreme Court, all persons who commit the offense of usurpation of authority
Persons who commit terrorist acts as described in sub-paragraph 1(c)
The Cambodian competent authority will prosecute and punish persons who commit acts of torture who are found in its territory
Hence, pursuant to article 5(Applicability of the criminal law to persons who commit a crime within the territory of the Kyrgyz Republic)
That rule is set out in article 6(Applicability of the criminal law to persons who commit a crime outside the territory of the Kyrgyz Republic)
That is provided for in article 6(Applicability of the criminal law to persons who commit a crime outside the territory of the Kyrgyz Republic)
The Penal Code strengthens penalties for persons who commit offences against women,
Other persons who commit a crime abroad may be prosecuted under the criminal statutes of Lithuania provided that the committed act is recognized as a crime
Persons who commit acts that may infringe the provisions of this Convention will be punished under articles 184(a)
should bring to justice persons who commit murder in the context of mob violence
Nevertheless, the Committee regrets the lack of explicit reference in the State party's legislation to the possibility of extradition of persons who commit offences addressed in the Optional Protocol.
Article 7 of the Criminal Code on"Criminal liability for crimes specified in international agreements" states that persons who commit crimes abroad shall be criminally liable under the criminal statutes of the Republic of Lithuania.
It also recommends that the State party consider article 5 of the Optional Protocol as a legal basis for extraditing persons who commit offences prohibited therein in the absence of a relevant bilateral or multilateral treaty of extradition.
Under article 28 of the Constitution, the criminal liability of persons who commit crimes against humanity such as genocide,
that capital punishment is not passed to persons who commit a crime before they reach the age of majority in general 18 years.
Montenegrin authorities as well as all persons who commit or order the commission of breaches of international humanitarian law in the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina that they are individually responsible in respect of such breaches
Persons who commit crimes defined in this Chapter shall also be deprived of a number of civic rights for between one year and five years, subject to probation, residence ban for between one year
economic resources of persons who commit, or attempt to commit,
entities from making any funds available for the benefit of persons who commit or attempt to commit terrorist acts.