Examples of using Prosecuting in English and their translations into Slovenian
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investigating and prosecuting cross-border criminals and terrorists.
given their role in dealing with complaints and prosecuting aggressors.
The Chief Prosecutor for Serious International Crime has national responsibility for prosecuting international criminal crimes committed abroad.
Our team combines expertise in preparing and prosecuting applications for trademarks at the Nigerian Trademark Office
detecting and prosecuting serious criminal offences.
Algerian authorities must stop prosecuting peaceful protesters
Underlines that law enforcement and judicial authorities face many obstacles while investigating and prosecuting online offences, also due to discrepancies between Member States' legislation;
Along with everything I could find on prosecuting minors and state minimums for third-degree federal offenses.
detentions, prosecuting whistle blowers,
Its purpose is to enable the national investigating and prosecuting authorities to work together on criminal investigations involving several EU countries.
Following first contact with the prosecuting authorities, you will be provided, in a language you can understand, with information relating to.
Competition policy can also make a real di erence to competitiveness and growth in e ectively prosecuting cartels, abuse of dominance
What's a reach is you prosecuting me… a respected,
The amount of money spent on investigating and prosecuting fraud is then passed on to policyholders.
I also see a strong case for tasking the new European Public Prosecutor with prosecuting cross-border terrorist crimes.
Appeals may be filed both with the prosecuting authorities and the court of first instance within a period of 14 days.
best practice between public bodies charged with investigating, prosecuting and adjudicating environmental crime;
moral grounds for prosecuting crimes against humanity committed in Slovenia after the Second World War.
There is no provision under Irish law for the injured party to be represented, but the prosecuting authority will assist on behalf of the claimant.
it fails completely when it comes to solving, prosecuting and passing judgment on politically motivated crimes.