Examples of using Executing state in English and their translations into German
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The Council also examined a provision according to which the executing state may refuse the recognition/execution of a confiscation order when the offences have been committed wholly or partly within the territory of the executing state. .
the powers of the issuing and executing state.
Execution may not be refused on the ground that the offence may be regarded by the executing State as a political offence,
confiscated assets or proceeds of the sale of confiscated property shall, after deduction of the executing State's costs, be returned to the issuing State unless otherwise agreed between the issuing State and the executing State.
The executing State shall take all necessary measures for requesting forthwith the consent of the State from which the requested person was extradited
without the consent of the executing State, be surrendered to a State other than the executing State pursuant to an arrest warrant issued for any offence committed prior to his
In order to make this controlled re-integration possible for criminal offenders who do not reside in the executing state following their release on probation, we need cross-border supervision of probation.
Secondly, we need to have an explicit human rights check in the executing state.
Deduction of the period of detention served in the executing State.
Division of competences between issuing State and executing State.
The executing state will then have to take measures with a view to continuing the protection of that person.
be able to exercise any rights in the executing state.
Furthermore, the executing State would enforce the confiscation order at least to the extent provided for in similar domestic cases under national law.
Some estimated, however, that the executing state should also have the right to do so.
obtain that information from the executing State.
In this respect, the following principles will apply as regards the division of competences between the issuing State and the executing State.
Where the requested person consents to be surrendered to a State other than the executing State pursuant to an arrest warrant.
One of the key elements of the proposed Framework Decision is the attempt to ensure a well functioning division of competences between the issuing State and the executing State.
The executing State would, there is a need to ensure that the fundamental right not to incriminate oneself was protected,
It would lay down the objective to be achieved, while leaving it to the executing State to decide on the most appropriate way of obtaining the evidence in accordance with its domestic law.