Examples of using Minimum penalty in English and their translations into Spanish
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Paragraph 2 of that article makes provision for an aggravating circumstance that increases the minimum penalty to imprisonment for a period of six months to three years if the acts of violence
extradition to Commonwealth countries, and in one State an extraditable offence had to fulfil the minimum penalty requirement in both the requesting
proceed with detention it is necessary for the offence to carry a minimum penalty of two years' imprisonment,
Tanzania indicated that there are no minimum penalty requirements under the Extradition Act;
The offences in the Rwandan Penal Code related to acts of torture are crimes whose minimum penalty is six months
3-5 of PD 1069, while the specific minimum penalty requirements as well as the mandatory
relates to a crime, for which the mandatory minimum penalty is a six-month prison sentence.
rather to allow extradition for all offences that carry a certain minimum penalty.
whereby no minimum penalty is required.
reduce a prescribed minimum penalty or substitute a penalty in some instances.
for which Act No. 26477 establishes that the minimum penalty is three years and the maximum penalty is six years,
At the end of December 1983, new legislation was enacted which increases the maximum penalty for trafficking from five years to life imprisonment and institutes a minimum penalty of two years for first offences and four years for subsequent offences.
conditions relating to the minimum penalty requirement for extradition
was circumscribed in one country in the region to acts that did not seriously jeopardize the public interest, if the minimum penalty assigned to the offence did not exceed minor imprisonment
Qatar's policy, rather, is to precisely define the gravity of an offence or the minimum penalty therefor and to base the conventions which it signs on the minimum penalty prescribed for extraditable offences, subject to the
to increase to five years the minimum penalty for an honour crime committed in the mitigating circumstance of adultery committed in flagrante delicto Decree No. 1 of 2011.
The"minimum penalty requirement" approach was widely used for the identification of extraditable offences in the vast majority of cases,
The Act of 8 September 2003 on the prevention of domestic violence increases the minimum penalty where the author is a civil servant
to toughen criminal liability for human trafficking, the minimum penalty provided for in the Criminal Code for such offences was increased from 3 to 5 years' imprisonment article 124 on human trafficking.
other income of the convicted person for a period of up to three years; the minimum penalty is the same but without the fine.