Examples of using Offences committed in English and their translations into Spanish
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complying with that resolution; its Penal Code covered extraterritorial offences committed by Indian nationals serving at home or abroad.
However, offences committed by members of the armed forces while acting in their military capacity would continue to be tried by courts martial.
Regarding offences committed in ships and aircrafts,
The commissions will be competent to carry out investigations concerning offences committed during the armed conflict, for the period from 13 February 1996 to 21 November 2006.
This court is competent to rule on all offences committed by military personnel and army officers: specific offences(desertion,
Proceedings may be instituted for offences committed abroad and Costa Rican law may be applied in such cases, where.
the serious human rights offences committed by the military should be punished as crimes
This Law could be also applied regarding offences committed by United Nations officials
Furthermore, extra-territorial jurisdiction is established over offences committed against its citizens abroad.
Pretrial detention may not be used in respect of offences committed via the press, except for the offences of obscenity or incitement of depravity.
I am informed that,"notwithstanding your offences committed against us"in the late rebellion attempted in those parts.
It would also be of interest to find out the nature of offences committed against foreigners, mentioned in paragraph 60,
The court is competent to try offences committed by minors and to call for assistance from youth workers;
Sanctions to be imposed on minors for the offences committed are correctional measures,
Crimes and offences committed against children and young persons are a matter of great concern.
Offences committed under the Act attract a fine of Kshs. 100,000 or imprisonment of not
Offences committed in the exercise of these rights shall be punishable under the general principles of criminal law,
The administrative sanctions applicable to offences committed during apprenticeship or the provision of services by apprentices
Involve offences committed by Panamanians abroad
which tries offences committed by military personnel while performing their official duties or in barracks.