Examples of using To the criminal code in English and their translations into Greek
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do a month's community service under the changes to the criminal code that are currently being debated in Lithuania?
Amendments to the Criminal Code entered into force in 2006.
You have had the amendments to the Criminal Code in 2013.
Ma'am, according to the criminal code, you are under legal obligations to report everything.
According to the Criminal Code, such a sanction is provided for1-5 years as the main punishment
Amendments to judicial legislation and pending changes to the criminal code“have favoured people convicted for corruption,” a professional association of judges said in a statement on Saturday.
Romania's Constitutional Court has on Monday struck down changes to the criminal code made by the ruling Social Democrats that would have halted many anti-graft cases in one of the European Union's most corrupt countries.
Impose protective young offender rehabilitation on a person who is above 12 years of age and younger than 14, if he or she has committed a criminal act that is punishable by a life sentence according to the Criminal Code;
BUCHAREST(Reuters)- Romania's ruling Social Democrats have filed a slew of new changes to the criminal code that would decriminalize several graft offences,
under strict judicial guarantees, in cases where any act that affects legitimate goods and, according to the Criminal Code, is socially and morally undesirable is committed- ie an act which meets the description of a crime which objectively exists and which is considered unfair.
According to the Criminal Code of Russia(article 123), the performance of an abortion by a person who does
as the charge of‘international terrorism' is, according to the Criminal Code, the country's second largest crime after the genocide.
on Romania expresses serious concerns over some aspects of the recently approved legislation as well as the draft amendments to the criminal codes, the Bulgarian news agency BTA reports.
Amendments to the code of criminal procedure have been adopted.
Indonesia's parliament is currently debating revisions to the national criminal code that could criminalise all sex outside marriage, including same-sex relations.
On 20 October 2006, an amendment to the Republic of Cyprus criminal code relating to property came into effect.
Such a violation of law requires one to four years imprisonment, according to the Turkish criminal code.