Examples of using Judicial control in English and their translations into Russian
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However, it was important that the Pre-Trial Chamber should exercise judicial control over the actions of the Prosecutor.
The Special Rapporteur was also told that there is inadequate judicial control over the amount of damages which a jury may award for libel.
Austria invoked its reservation to article 14 of the Covenant that sought to maintain"the Austrian organization of administrative authorities under the judicial control of the Administrative Court
should be subjected to judicial control.
To ensure that this limitation is observed, article 9 requires that the detention be brought promptly under judicial control.
Strengthening procuratorial supervision and judicial control of the activity of investigative bodies in order to prevent baseless accusation, arrest
were subject to very strict judicial control, including frequent medical examinations.
Enquiries were conducted by police officers who in most countries were not under judicial control.
relevant provisions enabling judicial control of executive and other detentions are thereby preserved.
The Committee recalls that paragraph 3 of article 9 entitles a detained person charged with a criminal offence to judicial control of his/her detention.
however the transition towards democracy must place security agencies under judicial control.
The decision to keep Abdussalam Il Khwildy in detention was made by members of the security forces, with no judicial control.
rehabilitation, judicial control in pre-trial procedure in criminal cases.
that paragraph 3 of article 9 entitles a detained person charged with a criminal offence to judicial control of his/her detention.
is based on strengthening the administrative and judicial control structures.
remain exempt from any judicial control of their activities.
The Committee recalled that paragraph 3 of article 9 entitled a detained person charged with a criminal offence to judicial control of his/her detention.
Longer detention in the custody of law enforcement officials without judicial control unnecessarily increases the risk of ill-treatment.
The Panel heard that the ISI is operating to a large extent beyond either civilian or judicial control.
According to the Chancellor of Justice this provision allowed to carry out surveillance activities essentially without judicial control and the duty of notification.