Examples of using Persons who have committed in English and their translations into Spanish
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Issues relating to the extradition of persons who have committed an offence under article 235 of the Criminal Code are dealt with in accordance with the procedure set out in the aforementioned section of the Code of Criminal Procedure.
It further noted that the treaty also applied to"persons who have committed a criminal offence under the influence of a mental disorder" against whom orders of preventive measures were issued
Domestic legal provisions on the custody of persons who have committed an offence referred to in article 4
the Department of State took action against persons who have committed serious human rights abuse
the Republic of India dated 14 November 2003, persons who have committed the crimes listed in article 4 of the Convention may be extradited art. 2.
The amendment was introduced in order to ensure that persons who have committed serious crimes before entering Denmark do not obtain a safe haven as referred to in Security Council resolution 1373 2001.
It goes without saying that a number of persons who have committed such offences have been prosecuted either on the basis of a complaint from the injured party
alternative status are not granted to persons who have committed a crime against humanity
The Proceeds of Crime Act 2003 forms part of the anti-money laundering suite of legislation that is aimed at providing effective monitoring and prosecution of persons who have committed serious offences, including the offence of money laundering.
The committee preparing the reform proposed in its report that the juvenile sentence be applied to such persons who have committed the offence before reaching the age of 21.
Persons who have committed offences for which the Criminal Code of Uzbekistan provides for capital punishment may,
Legislative and administrative measures related to the custody of persons who have committed acts of torture,
What is the justification for the collective punishment of families of persons who have committed a crime(including suicide bombers),
The aforementioned Law grants amnesty to persons who have committed the felony of armed rebellion
Under part 2 of article 14 of the Criminal Code, persons who have committed a crime are equal under the law, regardless of ancestry, social status,
There are several remedies available to deal with alleged war criminals and persons who have committed crimes against humanityfrom extradition,
The purpose of the Proceeds of Crime Act 2003 is to deprive persons who have committed serious offences, of the proceeds, property
autonomous State body that carries out legal measures against persons who have committed criminal and other offences determined by law
Subparagraph 3(g) applies not only to persons who have committed offences according to article 2 of the International Convention for the Suppression of the Financing of Terrorism, but to all alleged terrorists.
Persons who have committed administrative offences are equal before the law;"Natural persons shall be liable to prosecution for administrative offences irrespective of citizenship,