Examples of using Aggravating factor in English and their translations into Spanish
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grounds of discrimination and required that discriminatory motives for a crime should be considered an aggravating factor in considering the penal value of any crime.
As piracy is both an aggravating factor and a result of the instability in Somalia, addressing the threats posed by piracy
racial motivation is recognized by the courts as an aggravating factor to be taken into account when determining the seriousness of the offence.
judges might consider racial discrimination as an aggravating factor when evaluating the penal consequences of a crime.
The delegation stated that in 2009, amendments had also been made to the Criminal Code in order to take into account racist and religious motives behind crimes, which would be considered as an aggravating factor in sentencing.
this shall be considered an aggravating factor.
the field of non-discrimination, an amendment to the Criminal Code was adopted, making racial motivation for criminal offences an aggravating factor.
according to its national legislation, a crime against a spouse did constitute an aggravating factor and that draft legislation was currently under consideration, including legislation that
Researchers at the University of Limerick had expressed concern that many judges were not considering racism as an aggravating factor and some judges felt it could not be considered as such a factor under existing law.
that when a crime was committed against a child, that was considered an aggravating factor.
limitations would no longer apply to the crime of torture, and the infliction of grievous bodily harm or death would be considered as an aggravating factor in sentencing.
pointed out that corruption particularly affected the developing countries where poverty was an aggravating factor.
The Office is aware of several other situations where rape has been an aggravating factor in internal displacement as well as in the decision of some individuals
Another aggravating factor is the high costs of treatment
In fact, with the aggravating factor of the short-sightedness typical of these countries,
Conversely, the aforementioned aggravating factor is applicable to the duration of the deprivation of liberty,
Although racist motive is not considered as an aggravating factor, it was regarded as an act of intentional killing with premeditation,
mercenarism should be seen as an aggravating factor in the crime of terrorism when there is proof that a mercenary planned,
In such a case, however, the new aggravating factor would be that the Saharan refugees who in 1975 were forced into exile to flee repression would then be taken hostage inside the Territory.
Moreover, it cannot be forgotten that forced exile imposes a punishment on the victim with the aggravating factor that no judge has provided the accused with all the guarantees of due process before imposing the punishment.