Examples of using Offence abroad in English and their translations into Spanish
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the perpetrator is an alien who committed the offence abroad.
The basis for applying Polish penal law to aliens who commit an offence abroad is specified by the regulation of article 114, paragraph 1, of the Penal Code, which stipulates that the Polish Penal Code is applied to aliens who commit an offence abroad provided that such act is recognized as an offence also by the law in force in the place where it has been committed.
when a national has committed an offence abroad and a State party does not extradite him or her solely on the ground that he or she is one of its nationals.
To a person who commits an offence abroad against the existence and security of the State,
who commits an offence abroad to the detriment of Serbia.
is in Colombia after having committed an offence abroad prejudicial to the State
Colombians who have committed offences abroad, which constitute offences under Colombian legislation,
aliens who have committed offences abroad in case they are not extradited.
of persons suspected of having committed offences abroad.
Congolese criminal courts are not competent to try Congolese nationals who have committed offences abroad unless they are in Congolese territory.
As far as the Committee was aware, however, there had been few prosecutions of Swedish citizens who committed such offences abroad.
Ii To extend their competence over either their citizens who had committed offences abroad(extraterritoriality) or all persons,
Expansive and flexible jurisdiction for criminal cases, including public officials of Iraq who commit offences abroad in the conduct of their official duties without regard to dual criminality.
Under the Criminal Justice Act of 1990 the Government of the United Kingdom assists law enforcement agents of foreign countries by extraditing for prosecution paedophiles suspected of having committed offences abroad.
consular posts as to the measures to be taken when a Belgian national is detained for such offences abroad.
foreign nationals resident in Poland who committed offences abroad covered by international agreements ratified by Poland,
Armenian criminal law applies to Armenian nationals who have committed offences abroad only if criminal proceedings have been instituted against them
sets out the dual criminal liability principle with reference to the extraterritorial application of criminal law to Togolese nationals who have allegedly committed offences abroad; the Togolese courts"are also competent to try any offence committed by a Togolese national abroad if the act is also punishable under the law of the country in which it was committed.
of foreign nationals who have committed offences abroad and are avoiding investigation in the territory of Uzbekistan, are determined in
Anyone committing this offence abroad shall also be liable to punishment.