Examples of using The executing in English and their translations into Slovak
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It follows that, if the executing judicial authority concludes that the person concerned no longer has the right to remain in the executing Member State following completion of his sentence,
case,‘the confirmation of the[police] arrest warrant by the public prosecutor's office provides the executing judicial authority with an assurance that the[EAW]
Second, and only if the executing judicial authority finds that that person is covered by one of those terms,
counting from the day when, the executing judicial authority is informed of the fact that the privilege or immunity has been waived.
it will be recalled, the executing judicial authority may refuse execution of a European arrest warrant issued for the purposes of execution of a sentence if the. .
In that regard, it is certainly true that the term‘staying' cannot be interpreted in a broad way which would imply that the executing judicial authority could refuse to execute a European arrest warrant merely on the ground that the requested person is temporarily located on the territory of the executing Member State.
can be of relevance for the executing judicial authority when it has to ascertain whether the situation of the person concerned falls within Article 4(6) of the Framework Decision.
counting from the day when, the executing judicial authority is informed of the fact that the privilege or immunity has been waived.
In the case of Product being a service, the executing of which- on the consumer's clear demand- began before the contract withdrawal deadline, the consumer,
Except in exceptional circumstances, the executing judicial authorities may therefore refuse to execute such a warrant only in the exhaustively listed cases of non-execution provided for by Framework Decision 2002/584 and the execution of the European Arrest Warrant
to replace it with a system of surrender, under which the executing judicial authority may refuse surrender only by a decision specifically based on one of the grounds for nonexecution exhaustively listed in Articles 3 and 4 of the Framework Decision.
in such circumstances, the executing judicial authority is able to presume that,
does not provide the executing judicial authority with an assurance that the issue of that European arrest warrant has undergone such judicial approval
does not provide the executing judicial authority with an assurance that the issue of that European arrest warrant has undergone such judicial approval
(Reference for a preliminary ruling- Judicial cooperation in criminal matters- European arrest warrant- Framework Decision 2002/584/JHA- Article 3(2)- Ne bis in idem- Concept of the‘same acts'- Possibility for the executing judicial authority to refuse to execute a European arrest warrant- Final judgment in the issuing Member State- Possession of narcotic drugs- Trafficking in narcotic drugs- Criminal organisation).
where appropriate, provide the executing judicial authority with any objective material on any changes concerning the conditions for protecting the guarantee of judicial independence in the issuing Member State,
be interpreted as meaning that the surrender by the Member State of the executing judicial authority on the basis of a European arrest warrant that refers only to the enforceable custodial sentence imposed,
of the essence of his fundamental right to a fair trial is capable of permitting the executing judicial authority to refrain,
stated in Article 4(6) of the Framework Decision has in particular the objective of enabling the executing judicial authority to give particular weight to the possibility of increasing the requested person's chances of reintegrating into society when the sentence imposed on him expires.
given the same notification, the consent for the surrender of a person to a Member State other than the executing Member State pursuant to a European arrest warrant issued for an offence committed prior to his or her surrender is presumed to have been given, unless in a particular case the executing judicial authority states otherwise in its decision on surrender.