Examples of using Being brought before a judge in English and their translations into Russian
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her family for more than five days before being brought before a judge.
Mr. Al Abadi was then detained at Abou Zabel High Security Prison for more than three years without being brought before a judge or an official authorized to exercise judicial power.
5 April 2002,"Order 1500", anyone detained on or after 29 March 2002 can be held for 18 days before being brought before a judge.
Persons could be held in police custody for a maximum of 6 hours before being brought before a judge, who had 24 hours in which to question a suspect
The Code of Criminal Procedure provides that an arrested person may only be detained for 24 hours before being brought before a judge, who decides on the remand of the suspected person up to 30 days,
prolonged periods without access to a lawyer or being brought before a judge.
the State party informs that it will investigate the exact length of the author's detention before being brought before a judge.
Furthermore, article 229 stipulates that a person deprived of liberty cannot be held by the police for the purpose of gathering information for more than 48 hours before being brought before a judge.
stated that when he was arrested in 1998 he was held in custody for three days before being brought before a judge.
who for this reason has been placed in detention before being brought before a judge, must be examined in all urgency by a tribunal which must rapidly make a decision.
who for this reason has been placed in detention before being brought before a judge, must be examined in all urgency by a tribunal which must rapidly make a decision.
In 2005, the HR Committee considered the length of custody for which a suspect may be held without being brought before a judge-(72 hours)excessive.
the Committee concludes that Mr. Kurbanov was detained for seven days without an arrest warrant and without being brought before a judge.
Arrested Palestinian children can be detained for four days before being brought before a judge(eight days until August 2012), are rarely informed of their rights,
the previous 15 and 30 days of detention before being brought before a judge.
prisons for varying periods of time without being brought before a judge; and(c)
Commander of KFOR and under executive orders of the Special Representative of the SecretaryGeneral without being brought before a judge promptly and without access to an independent judicial body to determine the lawfulness of their detention arts. 9 and 14.
the period prior to a defendant being brought before a judge from 6 to 8 days,
because he was detained for 11 days before being brought before a judge, in the Gun Court 28 September 1987.