Examples of using To commit a criminal offence in English and their translations into French
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are about to commit a criminal offence, or other internationally accepted ground for detention,
the concept of attempt, as well as issues related to the acts carried out in an unsuccessful attempt to commit the Protocol offences, were regulated in accordance with the general provisions of national legislation on attempting to commit a criminal offence.
the Mayor of Agua Azul was arrested after the Prosecutor of the Human Rights Unit issued an arrest warrant against him for the alleged crime of enforced disappearance and conspiracy to commit a criminal offence.
accomplice including a person providing the means to commit a criminal offence), and it is the same as for the person actually committing the crime Section 10 of the Criminal Code.
addresses the"intention to commit a criminal offence" in general.
being about to commit a criminal offence or to persons being brought before a Court in execution of a Court order.
being about to commit a criminal offence must be taken to court within seven-two hours as required by the Constitution.
also attempted instigation,… and agreement to commit a criminal offence even when the principal act is not yet committed" para.
being about to commit a criminal offence; being of unsound mind
if there is still a risk that they will be used to commit a criminal offence, if without prejudice to the right of third parties to compensation of damages by the offender.
agreement to a proposition to commit a criminal offence and agreement to commit a criminal offence even when the principal act is not yet committed. .
being about to commit a criminal offence.
his having committed or being about to commit a criminal offence or for the purpose of preventing the spread of an infectious or contagious disease.
against their child or used their child under the age of fifteen to commit a criminal offence, or if they committed a criminal offence as an accomplice,
being about to commit a criminal offence shall be brought"within a reasonable time" to all defendants including those pending trial.
Upon reasonable suspicion of having committed, or being about to commit, a criminal offence under the law of Lesotho;
being about to commit, a criminal offence;
being about to commit, a criminal offence under the law in force in Botswana;
being about to commit, a criminal offence;
upon reasonable suspicion of his/her having committed, or being about to commit, a criminal offence, detention cannot exceed 48 hours.